PRODUCTS GOJO OFFERS A HELPING HAND TO
STAY WELL THIS WINTER Specialist hand cleaners for tough soils can help heavy industries achieve a healthier germ season
For the tough soils experienced by workers in heavy industries, such as engineering, construction sites,
garages, workshops, and factories, specialist hand cleaners are required to effectively eliminate germs and clean hands, without damaging the skin. This is particularly important during the colder months, which often see an increase in viral illnesses like the common cold, influenza, and norovirus, and this winter, COVID-19 is also threatening workers in every sector.
Dermatologically tested and formulated with natural scrubbing agents, GOJO‘s range of specialist hand cleaners remove dirt and grime clean hands easily and effectively. Thanks to its apricot stone and corn seed scrubbers, together with mild surfactants, GOJO Natural Hand Cleaner removes medium-duty soils, such as dirt, grease, oil, carbon black, oil-based paint
and tar. For heavy-duty soils, including caulk, graphite, adhesive, paint, sealant, and tar, GOJO Olive Hand Cleaner does the job with its olive-stone scrubber action. GOJO SuproMax Hand Cleaner, formulated with walnut scrubbers, complements the range by removing sticky soils and adhesive.
Highly contagious seasonal viruses are not only unpleasant for the affected individual, but can sweep through the workforce, impact on productivity, and cause absenteeism levels to rise. With COVID-19 also in general circulation this winter, it is clear that businesses must implement good hand hygiene systems to minimise the risk of infection.
Chris Wakefield, Vice President, European Marketing & Product Development, GOJO Industries-Europe Ltd, said: “The simple act of hand hygiene can make a huge difference to health – and therefore business productivity. It is important to remember that whilst a great deal of people are still working from home, those employed in heavy trades are unable to do so, which makes offering opportunities for effective hand washing even more critical.
“For the types of tough soils experienced by these workers, regular soap and water or sanitising gel doesn’t cut it, so it is key that businesses choose specialist hand cleaners that will remove dirt and grime, but are also kind to skin. After all, a healthier workforce will offer greater productivity, meaning fewer days are lost to sickness.”
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SOLID GEAR LAUNCHES NEW SAFETY FOOTWEAR STYLES FOR 2021
Sporty looks, best-in-class materials technology and superior comfort are hallmarks of Solid Gear safety footwear. This year sees the launch of the Marshal GTX boot and the Enforcer GTX shoe that both integrate best-in-class materials for water protection and durability.
The waterproof, breathable GORE-TEX linings keep your feet dry and comfy, while the Vibram outsole and CORDURA ripstop fabric offer great protection and rugged utility. The unique BOA Fit System also distributes lacing pressure evenly across your feet for a glove-like fit.
The new Solid Gear safety footwear range for 2021 incorporates some of the most advanced technical features in safety shoe design for tradesmen and women.
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The Solid Gear footwear range is packed with features and hi-tech designs that combine top quality materials for ultimate comfort, maximum safety and wellbeing at work. Such as the lightweight fibre-glass toecaps and technical composite plates that are lighter and thinner but still stronger than their predecessors for S3-class protection all day long.
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