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JSP’s distinctive Shield shape Badge of Origin Ensures Quality, Reliability and Trust


he millions of people who wear JSP's industrial safety helmets worldwide know and instantly recognise their highly distinctive ‘shield’ shape on the front, which gives them reassurance that they are the genuine article. Unique to JSP, the carefully crafted identifying shape has evolved over the last 40 years for the purpose of clearly distinguishing the helmet from others in the marketplace as a true JSP article, and therefore to be trusted by procurers,


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managers and users to give outstanding head protection with its exceptional quality and durability. JSP's Shield shape badge of identity has become ever more important in recent years owing to the increasing proliferation of cheap, illegal, counterfeit helmets in international circulation that do not meet the requirements of British and European Standard EN397. The use of fake PPE can have devastating consequences, including injury or even death from objects falling onto a substandard helmet.


JSP  01993 826050


www.jsp-shield.com I


Cool savings on MRO spares consumption for Fan Manufacturer


n a drive to source only a high quality engineering component and consumables service, one of the UK’s leading manufacturers of industrial fans was struggling to find a single-source supplier to meet their needs. Brammer was ideally placed to lead a vendor consolidation project and one value-adding project in particular has achieved significant cost savings for Woodcock & Wilson – the implementation of Brammer’s Invend™ industrial vending service. As well as difficulties surrounding multiple consumable suppliers, specialist fan manufacturer Woodcock & Wilson had no traceability ofwhich employee was using which products and, due to stock being kept in different areas of the factory and ordered from a variety of suppliers, the fan manufacturer also experienced frequent stock-out issues and high inventory costs. A particular challenge lay in the procurement of grinding discs, as the company found they were using a higher than expected volume of these products and were unable to account for them. Brammer identified that its Invend™ service was the ideal solution to Woodcock & Wilson’s challenges. Having demonstrated the benefits of the industrial vending service, a profile of which employees needed access to which products for their role was established. The vending machines ensure that each vend is logged to each specific user through a password-protected system, providing management with visibility of product consumption levels by user and cost centre. This also enables usage patterns to be monitored, with extra training on the correct use of each product given where needed.


Brammer  08447 36 36 65


www.brammer.co.uk


Buck & Hickman launches Industrial Supplies catalogue


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uck & Hickman launches its Industrial Supplies catalogue for 2016, showcasing the depth of its industry-leading range. Featuring more than 60,000 products, of which 6,000 are new additions for


2016, the catalogue has been produced to help customers select the best tools, maintenance and health and safety products for their individual applications. Providing full visibility of Buck & Hickman’s product offering, the catalogue also highlights value-adding services. These include the innovative industrial vending service Invend, as well as Buck & Hickman’s Managed Inventory Service which helps reduce the time and expense associated with the control and replenishment of fast-moving industrial consumables. Providing a complete overview of Buck & Hickman’s heritage and expertise, the catalogue also puts the spotlight on Buck & Hickman’s fleet of specialist demonstration vehicles. The hard back catalogue features a number of products exclusive to Buck & Hickman, including Roebuck – a range of 1,400 items covering hand tools, test equipment, tool storage and abrasives. Also showcased within the new catalogue is Q-Safe, a comprehensive range of personal protective equipment (PPE). The Industrial Supplies catalogue also introduces manufacturers new to Buck & Hickman, including Redashe, Petzl, Crowcon and Excel, extending Buck & Hickman’s list of high quality brands which already includes 3M, Honeywell and JSP. With all products available for online ordering, manufacturers have instant access to purchase their required products on a 24/7 basis.


Buck & Hickman  02476 306444 28 DECEMBER/JANUARY 2016 |FACTORY EQUIPMENT  www.buckandhickman.com


New Strain Gauge Online Shop Simplifies Ordering Process


BM – market leader in the field of test and measurement – is pleased to provide customers with instant access to over 250 types of strain gauges, from its easy to use online HBM shop. Developed to suit a wide range of standard applications, which include strain gauges for experimental stress analysis with different geometries, measuring grid lengths, resistance values and temperature response matching, customers can quickly configure the desired strain gauge, at any time.


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models; for example, prewired strain gauges or strain gauges with high resistance to alternating loads. For those looking for a more customised electrical strain gauge solution, HBM is able to offer a swift turnaround time of eight - ten weeks,


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customers to plan ahead and benefit from valuable cost and time saving benefits. HBM Shop provides customers with a convenient and modern way to purchase test and measurement components.


HBM  020 8515 6000  www.hbm.com


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