...arc-resistant garments must meet higher tear resistance and tensile strength than those required for fire-resistant clothing. This is because arc flash protective clothing is designed to not only protect operatives...
...arc-resistant garments must meet higher tear resistance and tensile strength than those required for fire-resistant clothing. This is because arc flash protective clothing is designed to not only protect operatives...
...Expert Guide to Arc Flash Protection designed to present the range of products which offer protection against the threat of arc flash, show the combinations of protective layers, and explain...
...solutions. Why should you consider sustainable garments? The clothing industry contributes a shocking 10% of the planet’s greenhouse gas emissions, which is more than the entire aviation or shipping industries....
...be as much as 6000 PSI (414 Bar). Oil under this much pressure will go straight through protective clothing, pierce the skin and can lead to severe, life-changing injuries from...
...and associated damage to UK organisations still very much an issue, group marketing manager Alan Scrafton says the company is making sure that businesses have the appropriate plans and protective...
...work with customers and organisations, such as universities, as appropriate. There’s a host of other feedstock options under consideration – polyester clothing, tyres and municipal solid waste get a lot...
...be forgotten.” Valero has worked with PATCH over the years. Since 2008, the charity has been giving free food parcels, clothing and household items to those in financial need in...
...by purchasing mountain bikes for the newly formed group of key stage two pupils, as well as much needed outdoor education clothing for the entire age range of students.” www.essar.com/...
...by cumbersome, bulky and stiff garments. Lighting up ATEX environments Hazchem, which has been supplying highest-quality safety equipment, clothing and signage to the fuel distribution sector and other industries since...
