Wild weather workgloves
Snickers’ range of work gloves are designed to cope with the harshest of weather conditions.
Snickers’ range of work gloves are designed to cope with the harshest of weather conditions.
Arco has further developed its winter weatherwear layering system, designed to keep workers warm, dry and comfortable in extreme weather conditions.
Steve Shale, marketing manager of hand protection specialist, Globus, discusses the Utopian vision of a glove for all seasons and what attributes would enable a glove to achieve such lofty heights.
Workwear brand, Dickies, has a range of workwear designed for warmth, with thermal clothing often the product of choice for exceptionally cold days or freezing weather conditions.
Developed exclusively by Univet, the In/Out lens is said to provide protection from glare, especially when working between dark and bright environment, such as warehouses and oil platforms.
2015 marks an important milestone for the yellow jacket; exactly 50 years ago high visibility clothing was first issued to staff on the tracks of British Rail’s London Midland Region. Half a century on from the first appearance of this iconic jacket, Andrew Kimitri, CEO of Fhoss Technology – a manufacturer of powered light safety wear garments – discusses some of the issues surrounding high visibility clothing and how the construction industry could benefit from new technology in the future.
Dickies range of work trousers, including cargo and combat trousers, are designed to incorporate durability and style.
By George Elliott, technical service engineer at 3M.
Snickers says it is focusing on fashion as well as functionality for its range of modern working clothes.
The significant increase in major construction projects throughout the likes of India and China is becoming more apparent than ever.
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