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Wolf Safety has launched the Wolf LED Floodlite, described as a high-performance, low-maintenance, ATEX-compliant, hazardous-area Floodlite, using high-output, high-efficiency LEDs and designed to be used in temporary applications and installations.

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Lift-truck manufacturer Crown says its new FlexRide floating operator suspension system is fitted to two of its new lift-truck lines: the WT 3000 series of powered pallet trucks and the RC 5500 series of stand-up counterbalanced trucks.

Allegro Industries says it offers one of the most extensive collections of ergonomic workplace protection available in the form of top-quality wrist supports, kneepads, and ankle and elbow supports, featuring unique designs for specific jobs.

Safesite has provided Frimley Park Hospital with fall-from-height protection to ensure safe access for maintenance and repair of plant and equipment situated on the building’s roofs.

The Wolf Safety Lamp Company says its new ATEX-approved Wolflite XT Handlamp is the most significant development in safety handlamps in 25 years.

Tool and equipment-hire firm Speedy has invested almost £800,000 in a new fleet of 1250kVA generating sets from Cummins Power Generation.

Denios has supplied storage cabinets and containers as part of a major refurbishment of SKF’s aerospace division facility, near Bristol.

Despite stringent legislation, many businesses are still flouting the law and risking prosecution by failing to follow basic fire-safety procedures and have fire safety equipment in place, according to workplace equipment provider, Slingsby.

Draeger has announced that the London Fire Brigade has placed with it a substantial order, encompassing PSS 7000 breathing apparatus sets, together with FPS 7000 face masks, PSS Bodyguard 7000 electronic monitoring systems, and PSS Merlin Telemetry boards. Believed to be unique, the order also includes newly developed 8-litre, 300-bar cylinders, which are said to provide half an hour working duration at 50 litres/minute breathing rate.

Available throughout the UK, Draeger says its industrial training courses cover everything from the selection, use and maintenance of gas detection equipment, breathing apparatus and airlines, through to confined-space entry procedures. First aid and emergency response are also featured, together with training on the correct use of drug

 

 
 

 

 
 
 
 

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