Safe working at height…
…with complete confi dence
The Demag brand of products and services is renowned for quality, reliability and performance. As a registered specifi er, supplier and installer of Latchways’ comprehensive range of fall protection products, including the innovative ManSafe®
system for industrial
applications, we can also meet your requirements for safe working at height solutions.
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A safer environment for those operators working at height
Unfettered movement and continuous, hands free security whilst working at height
Simple installation for new crane systems, retrofi ts and refurbishments on Demag or other manufacturers’ equipment
Want to know more? Tel: 01295 676100 Email:
bnb-service@terex.com Web:
www.demagcranes.co.uk
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Helps employers meet their obligations under the Work at Height Regulations 2005
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Tested in accordance with EN 795:2012 and CEN TS 61415
fabrics
Bespoke Innovative Market Leading Solutions
APT Fabrics is a multifaceted company offering a range of solutions aimed at the PPE and technical clothing market, built on over 20 years of in- depth experience. As well as a number of unique, trademarked fabrics for all occasions, APT Fabrics also offers a bespoke fabric sourcing service, a fabric modification service and seminars and technical textile training for companies all over the world. Whether you need specialist fabrics or technical advice, APT Fabrics always gives A+ service.
APT fabrics will be launching its range of Eco dry fabrics. Fully breathable and waterproof with the added benefit of being able to be washed industrially and at end of life can be recycled: it is fact that 95% of all current Hi visibility jackets at end of life enter landfill, to combat this APT will also be launching its concept range of CE marked hi vis jackets through its Aclimatise brand which apart from the reflective tape
can be fully recycled at end of life.
Contact 02842 758 661
www.aptfabrics.co.uk www.aclimatise.co.uk
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