SHOW PREVIEW TRAFFIGLOVE
SHOWS ITS HAND Safety glove specialist TraffiGlove is set to exhibit at Safety & Health Expo at ExCel this June, showcasing two new gloves that will expand its range.
Based on stand P2100, TraffiGlove will exhibit its complete range of colour- coded safety gloves alongside the new TG310 Achieve and TG570 Talent.
TraffiGlove says the TG310 Achieve, added to the cut level 3 range, is an “extremely dextrous glove that combines excellent dexterity with high abrasion and tear resistance in dry conditions”. The glove has been designed for use in light engineering, automotive and construction trades.
REALISE YOUR POTENTIAL
WITH RRC Visitors to the RRC stand (Q2350) at Safety and Health Expo 2015 will meet Dr David Towlson, RRC’s director of training, who will be on hand to give advice on all matters related to HSE.
Dr Towlson’s colleagues will also be available to discuss your training and consultancy requirements. The talk of the show will be RRC’s new range
PREPARE FOR EMF DIRECTIVE WITH LINK
MICROTEK Link Microtek, the UK supplier of electromagnetic field (EMF) safety equipment, will be exhibiting a new handheld instrument that provides health and safety professionals with an easy means of proving compliance with the EMF Directive, which comes into force in July 2016.
Manufactured by Narda Safety Test Solutions, the ELT-400 Model 107 exposure level tester is as straightforward to operate as a noise meter, displaying magnetic field
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fingers, the glove delivers good grip in wet, dry and oily conditions. It also boasts a reinforced thumb crotch to provide additional durability and extended glove life making it suitable for use in steel erection and handling and automotive tasks.
Similarly, the TG570 Talent, a new addition to the cut level 5 range, is a close fitting, comfortable and tear resistant glove. Utilising the Aerotek™ coating, applied to the palm and
of courses, including ‘Learning to Lead’ – a short online course designed to meet the growing need for good quality leadership training for HSE professionals.
RRC also offers a range of courses designed to improve organisational management of and performance in environmental matters as well as NEBOSH courses in a range of languages.
Visitors to stand Q2350 are invited to upcycle their business card for a pair of RRC branded JSP safety glasses
strengths as a percentage of the ‘High’, ‘Low’ and ‘Limb’ Action Levels defined in the EMF Directive.
Covering a wide frequency range of 1Hz to 400kHz, the instrument features a rugged housing and will particularly appeal to industrial firms that use welding or non-destructive testing processes or other low- frequency/high-current equipment such as induction furnaces and dielectric heaters.
Also on show will be Narda’s NBM series of EMF meters. Operating over the frequency range 100kHz to 60GHz, they are designed for measuring field strengths in the vicinity of any telecoms, broadcast, industrial or military transmitters.
Franz Lorenschitz, marketing manager at TraffiGlove, said: “We’re delighted to be back at Safety & Health Expo for a second year running. Visitors to our stand can expect to find out more about the latest additions to the range while also getting to grips with the full and extensive range available. We’re sure there will be plenty for people to get their hands on, or indeed in!”
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and enter a prize draw to win a £1,000 training voucher, free RRC ‘Learning to Lead’ courses and JSP safety helmets.
For professionals who can’t make it to the show this year, RRC will be running a virtual expo. Expect videos from the exhibition floor, exclusive interviews with the RRC on-stand team and a chance to win an RRC ‘Learning to Lead’ course each day.
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Rounding off the Link Microtek display at stand R1980 will be the latest Nardalert S3 range of personal safety monitors, which emit visual, audible and vibration alarms to alert the user if field strength exceeds the exposure limits specified in the EMF Directive.
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