PRODUCTS SNICKERS WORKWEAR FOR
CLIMATE CONTROL New styles from Snickers Workwear deliver winter warmth and cooling comfort when you need it.
Not only will you stay warm with Snickers Workwear’s 37.5 Technology clothing, you’ll look and feel cool too. With styles for professional tradesmen and women, the clothing excels at ventilation to keep you cool and moisture transportation to stop you getting cold. All garments from the range work together to keep you working comfortably wherever you are on site.
The 37.5 Technology fabric is a very quick-drying material that captures and releases moisture vapour – such as sweat – for superior coolness and dry working comfort. It’s integrated into selected Snickers Workwear base- mid- and top-layer garments to keep you working at your best whatever the weather.
After all, keeping a balanced work temperature is not just about staying cool and in great shape, it’s a matter of your wellbeing and job safety.
UNIGLOVES DOUBLES ITS
PROTECTIVE GLOVES RANGE Hand protection specialist Unigloves has more than doubled its range of protective gloves with the launch of a new range of reusable industrial gloves and specialist electrical safety gloves.
The new Unigloves Nitrex industrial gloves range ensures truly comprehensive hand protection against all major risk categories, including chemical, cut, impact, thermal and electrical hazards.
Covering a wide range of industry sectors from automotive and aerospace, utilities, glass handling and manufacturing through to construction, engineering and food and drink manufacture, the new Nitrex range provides a combination of physical protection from cut, puncture and abrasion resistance, through to dry, wet and oil grip in addition to chemical resistance and thermal protection.
It also includes a protective sleeve and chemical gauntlet options along with a range of dip coatings.
New surface technologies have also been created, including:
● NitreGrip Technology - a new, advanced surface treatment providing an assured grip when working in dry, wet or oily conditions.
● NitreGuard Technology assuring high- performance in the straight blade cut test for workers requiring cut protection.
For those having to wear their gloves for extended periods of time or in warmer environments, Unigloves has also incorporated Sanitized Actifresh in selected products, a hygiene and odour control function integrated within the glove, neutralising odours and reducing microbial
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So, to make sure you get the right protection, visibility, flexibility, durability and ventilation, check out the Climate Control garments from Snickers Workwear that work together to suit your workday.
Call the Snickers Workwear Helpline on 01484 854788
www.snickersworkwear.co.uk
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Joining Nitrex is the Sibille electricians range providing dielectric and arc flash protection from 500 Volts to 36,000 Volts. Supporting the range is comprehensive ancillary equipment including leather over gloves, cotton under gloves, storage containers and safety checking equipment.
Karen Cresswell, of Unigloves, said: “The Nitrex and Sibille ranges are a truly comprehensive addition to our existing single use protective gloves, enabling us to offer workers across all major industries enhanced hand protection against the major workplace hand hazards.”
“This is a major development and further secures our position as one of the few dedicated hand protection manufacturers left in the market with high- performance hand protection solutions backed by excellent levels of customer service delivered through a highly experienced, knowledgeable and friendly team.”
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