articleUnseen dangers
Graham Wilson explores how advances in wearable technology could help prevent deaths from hazardous airborne exposure in the workplace.
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articleSource sustainable
Natalie Wilson highlights the importance of sustainability in PPE and technical workwear for 2022 and beyond.
productModern gloves for a modern workplace
TOUCH-SCREEN interfaces have revolutionised operations in many modern working environments. Warehouse & logistics, engineering, construction, manufacturing, agriculture to name but a few; they all use this level of technology.
productBody-mapping pile jacket
THE SNICKERS Workwear climate control system includes functional base layers, insulating mid layers and weather-protective outer layers.
productSchmersal launches respiratory protection mask to FFP2 standard
SCHMERSAL GROUP has developed a particle-filtering half-face mask without exhalation valve. The reusable SPM100 respiratory protection mask satisfies the requirements of EN 149:2001+A1+2009 FFP2 and is available now for delivery. The mask is designed to reliably protect from solid and liquid aerosols.
productHelmet combines safety and comfort
DRAEGER HAS launched its new multi-purpose HPS® SafeGuard helmet, providing the highest levels of usability, safety, serviceability, and connectivity.
productWorkwear for wellbeing and safety
WITH AN extensive range of jackets, trousers, shorts, toolvests, shirts and fleeces for men and women, there’s a host of garments in the Snickers Workwear range to satisfy the specific requirements of Class 1, 2 and 3 protection levels.
productSupporting COP26 – sustainable practices in workwear and safety footwear
SNICKERS WORKWEAR and Emma Safety Footwear are leading sustainable business practices in their industries.
productSpecialist electrical safety gloves
UNIGLOVES IS helping protect workers who face direct electrical and arc flash risks in the workplace with a new range of specialist electrical safety gloves.
productGarment design and construction in chemical suits
TOO OFTEN users ignore issues of garment design and construction in selection of chemical hazmat clothing – often because of cost. The consequence is missing out on the clear benefits that effective design can bring, and the possibility that operators are not adequately protected.
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