Mask available in 3 sizes
JSP has introduced three sizes for its popular Force 8 Half-Mask to ensure a perfect fit and thus guarantee optimum protection for all wearers, wherever they are in the world.
JSP has introduced three sizes for its popular Force 8 Half-Mask to ensure a perfect fit and thus guarantee optimum protection for all wearers, wherever they are in the world.
The new MSA ALTAIR 4XR Multigas Detector provides real time event notification using Bluetooth connectivity. This tough and reliable 4-gas monitor with proven MSA XCell Sensors is claimed to be among the fastest in the world, and when paired with the MSA ALTAIR Connect app, can text alarm notifications to supervisors, team members or other users.
The X-plore 8000 air purifying respirator has evolved from advanced Dräger technology, to ensure individuals working in the harshest environments remain safe and protected – allowing them to concentrate on the job at hand.
The HBP-ZL flagship range of adsorption air dryers manufactured by air treatment specialists Hi-line Industries combine reliability, performance and economical operation.
Privately owned environmental engineering and consultancy business Lakeshore Environmental has chosen a handheld, entry-level Tiger LT photoionisation detector (PID) from Ion Science to replace an outdated and unsupported competitor instrument.
Intrinsic safety has long been a recognised term in gas detection. However, affordable IS technology is now available for other detection applications.
Casella’s flagship air sampling pump the Apex2 is now approved for use in potentially explosive environments, such as those found in oil refining, mining and more.
Crowcon Laser Methane mini (LMm) portable methane detector detects gas at distances of up to 30m, offering improved operator safety.
Shawcity announce not one but two next generation products from two of the world’s leading manufacturers in gas detection, both designed to push the boundaries of personal, always-on gas detection.
Many industries have to deal with toxic gases and keeping staff safe is a serious concern. Different gases are harmful at different levels, and the degree of harm is also determined by amount of time the individual was exposed. It seems obvious setting gas alarm levels as low as possible is the safest practice. However, contends Fiona Macrae, vertical market manager at Crowcon, there have been incidents when a history of spurious alarms has led to them being ignored or switched
HSM publishes a weekly eNewsletter, delivering a carefully chosen selection of the latest stories straight to your inbox.
Subscribe here