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ANSELL LAUNCHES HYFLEX ULTRA-LIGHTWEIGHT CUT
PROTECTION SERIES Ansell, a global specialist in protection solutions, has announced the launch of its latest innovation, HyFlex Ultra- Lightweight Cut Protection Series, including its innovative new HyFlex 11-591 glove. Designed to meet the evolving needs of today’s workforce, this line of gloves offers unparalleled cut resistance, comfort, and dexterity, ensuring that workers stay protected and productive throughout their workday.
A new standard in worker safety
Workers who spend hours operating various tools and machinery face constant exposure to potential cut risks. Traditional gloves often force a compromise between safety and comfort, leading to challenges in maintaining protection for extended periods. HyFlex Ultra-Lightweight Cut Protection Series eliminates this compromise, setting a new standard for worker safety.
Innovative technology for tailored protection
Featuring INTERCEPT Cut Resistance Technology and Next Generation Single HPPE yarn, HyFlex ULW series is 20% lighter (compared to standard EN ISO rated gloves) while delivering two to 12 times greater cut resistance (versus similar gloves made of standard HPPE yarn), all while maintaining unmatched comfort
CHURCHILL APPOINTS NEW SOCIAL IMPACT MANAGER
Churchill Group has appointed Charlotte Macdonald as social impact manager, furthering its commitment to sustainability and social value. Macdonald brings a wealth of expertise and joins after seven years at Equans, with the last four years dedicated to providing positive change in move to next line communities.
Macdonald's role will focus on advancing Churchill Group’s social impact efforts, aligning them with
maximum eco
and flexibility. With EN ISO cut protection levels ranging from C to F+, workers can select the exact level of protection required for each task, ensuring both maximum safety and ease of movement.
Comfort that lasts all day
The ultra-lightweight design of this HyFlex series ensures that workers can keep their gloves on throughout their entire shift without discomfort. Breathable, durable, and designed for all- day wear, these gloves allow for effortless transitions between tasks, eliminating the need for frequent glove changes. Additionally, the touchscreen compatibility feature means workers can operate tools and devices seamlessly, without the need to remove their gloves.
A commitment to worker safety
“At Ansell, we understand that worker safety is non-negotiable,”
the business's core values and ESG objectives. Her strategic priorities include crafting a comprehensive social value framework, fostering meaningful community engagement through volunteering and charitable initiatives, and driving inclusive recruitment practices. By enhancing social value reporting and leveraging data-driven insights, Macdonald aims to solidify the company’s impact strategy.
Charlotte Macdonald, Social Impact Manager at Churchill Group, said: “I’m thrilled to join Churchill Group at such an exciting time. As an
said Paul Tierney, VP Global Product Marketing at Ansell. “HyFlex Ultra-Lightweight Cut Protection Series is a testament to our commitment to innovation and worker protection. By combining advanced materials with thoughtful design, we’ve created a solution that not only keeps workers safe but also enhances their comfort and productivity.”
Available now
HyFlex Ultra-Lightweight Cut Protection Series is now available through authorized Ansell distributors and sales representatives in select regions. For more information about the product line or to request samples, please visit
ansell.com/ brands/hyflex or contact your local sales representative.
www.ansell.com
employee-owned business with a firm commitment to people and the planet, we have an incredible opportunity to drive meaningful social change. I look forward to working with the team to embed social value into every aspect of our operations, as well as work with local organisations to create employment pathways for under-represented groups.”
www.churchillservices.com
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