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HIGH FLOW PUMP Asbestos-related diseases take the lives of 20 tradespeople every week. Despite being banned in the UK, asbestos can still be found in older homes and industrial properties built between the 1950s and 70s, posing a threat to anyone who disturbs the dangerous material.
Global occupational hygiene and workplace hazard monitoring expert Casella has launched the Vortex3, the most innovative high flow pump on the market, designed to simplify asbestos and air sampling.
Continuing to fulfil its mission to improve health in the workplace and community with life-changing monitoring technology, the high flow pump offers a flow accuracy better than +/-5%, ensuring consultants, contractors and specialists have confidence in results.
Using Casella’s patent-pending, interlocking design, the Vortex3 has an ergonomically comfortable handle and weighs just 2.17kg, allowing users to carry multiple units in one hand with ease.
The Vortex3 has an IP65 rating, providing protection from dust and water ingress. Casella’s ergonomic design has ensured the high flow pump’s smooth body finish is free from small crevices that could hold fine airborne asbestos fibres, allowing for safer decontamination and cleaning.
Built to impeccable standards, the Vortex3’s two and a half hour at 12L/min with a typical filter ensures continuous performance. Available in two versions, the Vortex3 Pro model is compatible with Casella’s innovative Airwave App and Bluetooth connectivity, enabling users to remotely start, pause or stop a measurement run, monitor battery life and memory capacity and check measurement progress direct from a mobile device.
Data can be emailed alongside photos and site details, adding context to the sampling and further simplifying the reporting process. This remote access facility makes monitoring and data collection easier and faster, while providing additional traceability.
“Casella has a long history of manufacturing air sampling pumps and the Vortex3 completes the family,” said Tim Turney, Casella Global Marketing Manager. “The Vortex3 brings genuine innovation in terms of new technology and ease of use, designed to save time for those working on-site with air sampling pumps.”
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HEARING PROTECTION SOLUTIONS The new and improved technology throughout the Hellberg Safety communications product range delivers the most advanced protection.
Hazardous work environments demand effective and reliable communication between people. Sometimes you need to talk and sometimes you just have to listen. With a range of up to 3km the new Hellberg Local hearing protector and communication headset makes it easy to talk to with colleagues ‒ without the hassle of taking off your ear defenders.
It’s just one PPE solution in a wide range of Eye, Face, Hearing and Communication solutions that have been developed and independently tested in ‘real-life’ situations for optimal performance to deliver products that are comfortable and reliable in any risk environment.
The SECURE series features multi-functional and foldable passive ear defenders available in three protection levels to advanced electronic communication solutions.
SECURE ACTIVE allows you to communicate with your colleagues, hear warning signals and other important
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information while protected from hazardous noise. SECURE RELAX protects your hearing while you enjoy listening to your favourite radio station, while SECURE REACT and the including the cutting edge Xstream products allow you to listen to AM/FM radio and communicate with your colleagues while still being protected from harmful noise.
The SAFE face protection and eyewear range offers customised visors and eyewear solutions for protection against a variety of hazards. They’re all ergonomically designed to be practical and effective and are fully compatible with the SECURE system.
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