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U-POWER ROLL OUT THE RED CARPET Italian safety footwear manufacturer U-Power has just


launched what they say is the most technologically- advanced safety shoe on the market – the Red-Carpet.


The Red-Carpet range of 20 different styles, and is thought to be to be the first in the world to feature its very own, anti-fatigue matting insert in every outer sole, made from a revolutionary new material from BASF.


Wearing a Red-Carpet shoe feels like standing on an anti-fatigue mat. The shoe stimulates the foot to continually revitalise blood flow and energy through the legs and feet, so eases fatigue and exerts a


positive influence across the whole body. It relieves neck, back, leg and joint pain, increases circulation, and provides exceptional comfort helping to improve the working day.


Every Red-Carpet shoe comes as ESD as standard, is lightweight and flexible, highly slip resistant and features an anti-static, shock-absorbing, breathable Elastopan memory + Gel insole that moulds to the shape of the foot. Two of the styles feature Hypertex Putek technology, a breathable and water-repellent material that is 20 times more abrasion-resistant than traditional materials.


U-Power’s Managing Director, Stuart Thorne, said: “Gone are the days of expensive, slippery, hard- to-clean and maintain anti-fatigue matting that constantly needs to be replaced. The matting has been transferred from the workplace floor to the Red-Carpet shoe, sending the body-stress relief they need direct to the wearer’s feet.


Gone are the days of fatigued and aching legs and limbs for those whose jobs entail a lot of standing and little movement, such as in the automotive or packaging industries. The stress and trauma of a fixed work position are removed, just by wearing the Red- Carpet.”


www.u-powe.it/en/safety-shoes-collection-red-carpet


GET SPILLS UNDER CONTROL First Mats has launched a new range of quality Spill Control products, which are now available to order from their website. With the firm already established as one of the UK’s leading floor matting suppliers, they are now expanding their range to incorporate new industrial safety products which includes a selection of spill control solutions.


Amongst the new range are Spill Kits, which contain an array of fast acting absorbent materials to quickly respond to any accidents involving oils, chemicals and other industrial fluids. For minor spills, these absorbent materials can also be purchased as pads, rolls or socks which are cost effective and fast acting products.


First Mats Marketing Director Richard O’Connor said: “Our range of Evo absorbent materials is one we’re especially excited about. They’re made from 85% recycled natural materials which is much better for the environment than synthetic alternatives, and the amount of oil they can absorb is outstanding.”


As with all products in the First Mats range, the Spill Control solutions are offered with free mainland UK delivery and in most cases, will arrive in just two to three days. They have already been well received by existing customers of First Mats, whose extremely positive reviews have resulted in an excellent Trustpilot rating of 4.9 out of 5.


www.firstmats.co.uk 50


www.tomorrowshs.com


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