PRODUCTS
PROLONG THE LIFE OF YOUR REUSABLE HALF-MASK Maintaining PPE is important and by following
manufacturers cleaning instructions’ you can extend the lifespan of your products. This not only increases hygiene levels but reduces costs and is more sustainable. JSP has produced a video and poster to raise awareness for industrial workforces and to help improve product lifespan.
Cleaning the Force 8 Half-Mask with PressToCheck Filters
To maintain the Force 8 with PressToCheck, follow the simple steps outlined below and in the video.
1. Disassemble
First remove the filters attached to the Force 8 Half- Mask. If these are blocked then discard and use a fresh pair following cleaning. The next step is to remove the exhalation cover allowing you to remove the mask’s harness and diaphragm.
2. Clean
Now you have disassembled the mask you can wash the main body, exhalation valve and diaphragm using soapy water. Once you are confident that all of these parts are clean then dry them off using a lint-free cloth.
3. Reassemble
Now all of the components have been cleaned, you can reassemble the mask. Start by reinserting the diaphragm, thread through the front of the mask and
REGENCY DESIGN LAUNCHES FACE
VISORS FOR ESSENTIAL WORKERS Design and manufacturing business Regency Design has launched a new PPE Category 1 Face Visor as part of a series of innovations to support key workers in current and future crises.
The highly-durable visors, which are CE marked to demonstrate conformity with health, safety and
environmental protection standards for products sold within the EU, have already been delivered in their tens of thousands to various NHS Test Centres and Trusts throughout the UK as part of the company’s commitment to protecting essential staff.
The product comprises a clear, polycarbonate panel with a soft foam head-band worn with a Velcro adjustable strap. It has anti-fogging properties and features very high-quality optics with no distortion,
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enabling it to be used in all vital scenarios, from bus and coach drivers to medics. The visors are designed to be multi-use and can be easily cleaned. They also allow a logo to be incorporated into the headband design, as well as providing a space to write the owner’s name and/or other important information such as the date on which the visor was issued.
Zak Manhire, Chief Commercial Officer, said: “We have already delivered more than 50,000 visors and are now looking to significantly increase production to make up for the UK-wide shortfall in essential PPE.
“Feedback to date on the comfort and performance of the visors has been excellent and we are now looking at using our proven design and manufacturing skills to innovate other products that will be needed for this crisis and beyond.”
Regency Design achieved national fame in 2018 for its role in the ‘There but not There’ commemorative campaign, producing the ghostly silhouettes for the Royal British Legion to represent The Fallen of World War One. More recently it designed and produced the ‘footprints’ to commemorate the D-Day landings.
www.regencydesign.co.uk www.tomorrowshs.com
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pull the diaphragm through until it is in place. Then place the harness over the front of the mask (make sure it is the correct way up), and finally lock it into place with the valve cover. Place the valve cover onto the front of the mask and twist to lock.
Re-insert your filters or attach a new set if required.
Watch the video here and download a copy of the poster here.
www.jspsafety.com
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