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SHINY BUT SAFE ANTI-SLIP FLOOR TREATMENT SERVICE


by Slip Safety Services When it came to floors, your choice used to be ‘look pretty’ or ‘pretty slippery’.


As a specifier, building owner or facilities manager your options when it came to floors that could get wet or contaminated have always been binary:


1. A textured, anti-slip surface that ticks risk boxes but typically doesn’t look particularly aesthetically pleasing.


2. A beautifully presented floor that simply wouldn’t be safe-when-wet or stand up to any scrutiny in the event of an insurance claim.


But now you can have a beautiful floor that is also safe-when-wet.


We can anti-slip treat shiny floors (stone, tiles, terrazzo etc) to make them safe- when-wet


A combination of quality cleaning chemicals, a polymer-based anti-slip treatment, high- specification machinery and specialist floor pads enables us to make any surface anti-slip when wet.


But we can also retain shine. This simply wasn’t possible until now.


Slip safety efficacy is proven with the HSE-approved pendulum slip test. Both dry and wet


It’s critical to scientifically test the slip-resistance of floor surfaces in both dry and wet conditions.


Many floor finishes and floorcare providers will claim to offer shine plus good slip resistance, but only in dry conditions. Slips don’t happen on dry floors. You need shiny and safe-when-wet. Recommended by insurers, lawyers, floor suppliers and more


Slip Safety Services is the partner of choice for most leading insurance and risk management companies, law firms and floor suppliers (manufacturers and distributors). Trusted to get it right. Trusted to reduce slip risk from one in two, to one in one million. Trusted to reduce slip accidents by at least 50%. Trusted to defend more claims. www.shinybutsafe.co.uk


SIXTON RESOLUTE ESD SHOES WITH D30


by Sixton Peak In a first for the safety industry, Sixton Peak are delighted to partner with the world leaders in impact protection solutions D30 to provide the smartest cushioning sole available on any safety footwear. D30 has unique shock absorbing properties that takes the energy created by vertical impact and dissipates it laterally, thereby reducing significantly the amount of force transmitted to the body and specifically the joints.


Created through the collaborative efforts of the R&D teams at Sixton Peak and D30, and in conjunction with existing technologies Stabil- Active and Dynamic Heel Control, the range of shoes and boots bring five never-before experienced benefits to the wearer:


1. Significantly reduced load peak on the heel. 2. Less overload through the limbs to lower back. 3.


Increased stability.


4. Reduction in fatigue. 5. Extreme durability of the shoe’s biomechanical properties.


Offering 30% more cushioning and impact resistance than traditional midsole materials, the benefits of D30 can be felt not only in the feet, but also in the ankles, knees, hips and lower back. Tested to withstand over 120kg of applied force simulated over an eight-hour working day for 240 days, there was no degradation of the performance of the material over the life of the shoe.


This ground-breaking technology represents a quantum leap forward in cushioning and stability in safety footwear. Offering unrivalled wearer comfort and support, the Resolute system from Sixton Peak can help improve posture and reduce time lost due to joint and lower back pain.


Available in shoe and boots styles, with ESD and Dielectric properties, there is a Sixton Peak shoe with Resolute system technology to suit every application.


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