OUR GLOVE RANGE INCLUDES


THE FIRST POINT OF PROTECTION


Manosun Hand Protection


A manufacturer and designer of industrial safety products


• Manosun was created during the 2020 global pandemic when industry took an all-time low in productivity.


• Located in South Tyneside, the co-creator of the brand has over 16 years of industrial product development and 15 years within manufacturing including Health & Safety.


• Our aim is to target the huge UK manufacturing sectors as well as power generation and conservation and offer a quality service, product and development ability, not all solutions can be found off the shelf.


• We work with your traditional distribution supply chain so no need to work outside of any contractual obligations, you are free to develop and select your PPE requirements.


• Manosun Ltd is also a member of the BSiF a sign and seal of quality and products that fulfil all UK and EU requirements of test and design.


Talk to Manosun for all of your hand protection needs Tel: 0191 300 8699


Email: admin@manosun.co.uk Web: www.manosun.co.uk


www.facebook.com/manosun www.linkedin.com/manosun


ARC


Primarily developed for electrical ARC fl ash protection, our range of gloves offer many other benefi ts.


IMPACT


Designed to protect the user’s hands from injury if their grip was to slip or tools that are being used fail.


CUT


A range of industrial cut resistant gloves that offer comfort to the user and cost effective solutions.


SPECIALITY GENERAL BASIC


Our specialist range of gloves protect the user in various environments including cold and chemical-based.


The general handling glove range has been made from the best quality materials.


A quality economy, sustainable range to compete in a market of own-brand price-fi ghter gloves.


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