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PRODUCTS: FOCUS ON GLOVES ALPHABLOCTM SPACE SAVER FRONT-RUNNER OF


ROAD TRAFFIC SEPARATORS JSP Ltd has launched a unique new road traffic separator called the AlphablocTM


the ultimate choice for all road contractors as the unique foldable design allows increased quantities on a pallet saving transport costs, reducing carbon footprint and halving the cost of storage space.


Manufactured from UV stabilised HDPE, the foldable AlphablocTM


features a strong durable hinge system, which


locks the separator firmly in place. It is water fillable to increase ballast/weight for added stability.


The acute-angled bloc design allows for multiple configurations on both flat and uneven surfaces and the carry handle makes it very easy to deploy.


The AlphablocTM with its large plate area enables contractor


details to be embossed and highlighted for corporate branding whilst also acting as a pilferage deterrent.


RILEY PROTECTIVE EYEWEAR


RANGE EXTENDED BY GLOBUS Globus has extended and updated its highly successful Riley range of safety eyewear, providing protective solutions across a wide range of industrial settings.


Featured in a new catalogue, ten models have been added to the range, incorporating new styles and enhanced features.


The result is an even greater selection of high performance safety glasses and goggles designed to deliver the perfect combination of comfort, protection and style.


Many of the new contemporary and sports models incorporate the specialist Riley TECTON™ coating offering exceptional resistance to fogging as well excellent scratch and abrasion resistance. Models featuring the TECTON™ coating benefit from having it applied to both sides of the lens as standard. This ensures the anti-fog performance far exceeds the requirement of EN 166 'N' standard.


Engineered using the latest safety eyewear technology, innovative designs and unique performance features, Riley is suited to a wide range of industrial applications.


Every model in the glasses range comes with a variety of lens tint options allowing safe working in a wide array of environments and conditions. A free micro- fibre storage pouch is also provided as standard on many of the glasses.


www.tomorrowshs.com 57 SPACE SAVER Space Saver. This robust product is


The system has been extensively trialled to ensure that it surpasses the demands and expectations bestowed on traffic separators by today’s Traffic Management industry.


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Available in full frame and single lens variations along with wrap-around and panoramic options, there are also non-metallic versions – designed for critical environments such as pharmaceutical manufacturing, food production and electrical maintenance.


“We were thrilled with the original Riley range launch towards the end of 2016. From working with leading companies that have taken the range, we have been able to take the Riley offer to an even higher level, with new styles and performance options,” said Peter Bartholomew, Riley Eyewear Divisional Lead.


Dave McLaughlin, SSE Safety Officer at Fiddler’s Ferry Power Station in Warrington, Cheshire said the impact the Riley range has had with workers on the site had been extremely positive: “Riley meets my safety eyewear needs precisely. As soon as the team started wearing Riley they took to them instantly. In fact, they don’t want to take them off!”


www.riley-eyewear.com


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