CONSTRUCTION SERVICES AND EQUIPMENT


The problem of incompatible safety eyewear and disposable masks has made respirator fit testing a challenge for almost a decade, says FilterSpec…


T


he dual eye and respira- tory protection system,


FilterSpec, has won the Frost & Sullivan 2011 North America New Product Innovation Award.


Judges called it “a remarkable product which is unique in its market”.


FilterSpec combines a mask and disposable filter with safety spec- tacles or goggles in a way that allows both protective devices to work independently, but in har- mony.


Brian Balmer, industry princi- pal of public protection equip- ment at Frost & Sullivan, said: “Differentiating oneself from the competition in a highly mature and competitive market is a chal- lenging task. JSP Ltd has made a distinct mark in the industry by


excelling in its research and de- velopment capabilities to develop efficient products.”


FilterSpec offers one unit over- coming problems with ill-fitting masks, fogged lenses and non- conformity that can often occur when one item of personal pro- tection equipment (PPE) com- promises another.


FilterSpec and a goggle version, FilterSpec Pro™, allow both eye and respiratory protection to work as an integrated unit, so a perfect fit is achieved for both items.


FOR MORE INFORMATION


To arrange a site visit from one of JSP’s respiratory technicians: T: 01993 826050 E: technical.service@jsp.co.uk or uksales@jsp.co.uk W: www.jsp.co.uk


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