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LINDE WINS PRODUCT DESIGN AWARD FOR EVOS™


number of criteria including degree of innovation, functionality, build quality, ergonomics, durability, ease-of-use, ecological compatibility, integration capabilities and degree of emotional connection to the product. The panel of 38 jurors comprised many of the world’s most prominent and influential product designers, representing 25 countries. This year’s Red Dot competition received almost 5,000 entries from 56 countries, across 31 categories.


The EVOS™ valve range represents a significant leap from standard gas industry valves - not only in its striking, state-of-the-art ergonomic design - but also in terms of safety and productivity benefits delivered.


Linde Gases, a division of The Linde Group, today announced that its technologically advanced, ground- breaking gas cylinder valve, EVOS™ Ci, has won the prestigious Red Dot Award: Product Design 2015.


Linde joins the ranks of luminaries in product design such as Apple, Kia Motors, Diageo, PepsiCo, Daimler and Deutsche Telekom, and other past and present winners of this highly sought after award.


Product entries are assessed on a


Importantly, EVOS™ employs a uniquely designed, quick-action lever in place of the more traditional hand-wheel mechanism for opening and closing the valve. This innovative open/close functionality ensures easy opening to improve efficiency, fast closing in case of emergency and, as an extra safety feature, the ability to physically see at a distance whether the valve is open or closed.


The highly innovative and multi-patent pending EVOS™ has undergone extensive international, end-user research and, in a departure from traditional efforts in gas industry hardware design, Linde elected to collaborate with more leading-edge product designers in order to deliver the best user experience in terms of functionality, technical advancement and ergonomic design. Their chosen


partner, German design firm, Indeed Innovation GmbH, helped Linde deliver a truly unique and evolutionary valve design to the market.


“We are delighted to receive this award from such an eminent product design jury,” said Colin Haden, Head of Linde’s Centre of Excellence for Packaged Gases. Linde has always played a pioneering role in terms of technology development within our industry. The Red Dot Award recognises EVOS™ as true breakthrough in valve design and a leap forward in performance, safety, ergonomics and efficiency.”


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DICKIES NEW SAFETY GLASSES


RANGE Dickies have added new range of safety glasses for 2015, all with CE marking approval.


Dickies lightweight safety glasses have an economical wrap-around single lens, which provides full


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panoramic view, an integrated nose piece, soft, non-slip rubber temple tips. The lenses are coated for superior scratch resistance and provide 99.9% protection against harmful UV rays.


Dickies cover specs have straight temples and an integrated nose piece, which is ideal for general indoor applications that require impact protection from excessive glare, provide 99% protection


from harmful UV-A and UV-B rays and 100% scratch-resistant polycarbonate lenses.


Dickies wrap-around safety glasses have rubber temples; offer a comfort-fit with a sporty dual lens style and the polycarbonate lens provides unrestricted vision protection against 99.9% of harmful UV rays.


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