ADVERTORIALS


Comfort and Safety For Wearers, Great Value for Employers


Part of the Hultafors Group UK’s portfolio of premium- branded Workwear, Tools, Protective Wear and Safety Footwear, the Toe Guard range of shoes and boots delivers great value safety footwear for all kinds of working environments and weather conditions. With a RRP that starts at only £31.45 plus VAT a pair, this


footwear is one of the fastest growing brands in Scandinavia where demands for safety, quality and value keep their shoes and boots one step ahead of the competition. With a variety of shoes and boots available in the range, every product has in-built hi-tech designs that


deliver S3-certified comfort and safety that includes robust fiberglass toecaps, shock absorption, flexible puncture resistant composite plates, ESD protection, oil resistant friction soles and water resistance. "The Toe Guard product family compliments our portfolio of premium brands perfectly,"


says Peter Dumigan, the Hultafors Group UK managing director. "It combines top-specification safety footwear technology with exceptional value for money – an ideal solution for H&S managers, PPE buyers and specifiers."


Hultafors Group UK Ltd 01484854788 www.hultafors.co.uk


‘Optimise Your Space’ Innovative Design & Build Solutions for Permanent & Temporary Buildings.


CopriSystems is a Market Leader in the Design Innovation and manufacture and installation of warehouse, extensions, shelters, bespoke structures, sports and events domes. With over 30 years experience and


expertise we diversify, design and build unique spaces for major blue chip companies in both the private and public sector, we work with you as partners and build structures that meet your specific requirements, and that are environmentally friendly and safe. We offer opportunities to maximise your indoor space. Energy efficient solutions that allow your


company to expand with many purchasing options, including rental. Our tailor-made structures conform with building regulations for wind and snow, whether using Galvanised steel, glulam wood or aluminium with a PVC covering or steel cladding to different high level specifications.


CopriSystems 01380830697 www.coprisystems.com


TECHNOLOGY IN ACTION


Epoxy coating for abrasive and high temperature environments


For applications requiring lasting surface protection, Henkel’s new LOCTITE® PC 7234™ offers many advantages. This ultra-smooth, ceramic reinforced epoxy creates a high gloss, low-friction coating to protect equipment from corrosion and wear. It can be used as part of Henkel’s ISO certified pipe repair system and is suitable for service temperatures ranging from -29°C to +288°C. Traditional repair methods such as hard


metal welding or flame spraying are expensive and difficult to use on large surfaces. LOCTITE protective coatings, by comparison, can be applied to all surface sizes and offer the extra benefit of corrosion protection. Additionally, they do not create heat stress during the application. Their key advantage is to create a sacrificial and renewable working surface, protecting the structural integrity of the original substrate.


Henkel Ltd 01442278000 www.henkel-adhesives.co.uk


LEISTER HOTWIND SYSTEM Hot Air Blower 230v 3680W


LEISTER’s HOTWIND SYSTEM 230v 3680W is suitable for industrial heat processes including shrinking packaging, melting and sterilisation. This standalone heater is ideal for fast paced production lines, designed to produce excellent results in a short amount of time. One of the main features of the HOTWIND is


the digital display which provides more visible control of temperature settings which are adjustable up to 650°c. The HOTWIND also benefits from its own integrated remote-control alarm system to alert production management of any air volume or heat output fluctuations ensuring safe control and quality performance. The HOTWIND boasts a long service life with its brushless motor, therefore maintaining maximum


uptime in production. Its auto cool- down mechanism makes it reliable for continual operation in the production process and prevents the heating element from overheating.


Welwyn Tool Group 08008560057 www.welwyntoolgroup.com


Packaging made from 100% post-consumer waste New for 2020, Bell has announced that it can supply Retran packaging made from 100% post-consumer waste. The material has been approved by the European Food Standards Agency for direct contact with food.


Traditionally the surfaces of Retran have required a virgin layer of film for food applications; however the new formulation means that virgin film layer is no longer necessary.


The new material contains 100% recycled polymer which is derived from home


waste i.e. plastic rubbish that has been thrown out, collected, sorted and turned back into material that can be used again.


Critical to the product is the source of the waste which is essential to ensure


continuity of supply and maintain little or no difference in the colour of the film from batch to batch.


Retailers require certainty about the origin of their packaging, therefore the new material supplied by Bell is fully certified.


Commenting on the development, managing director Peter Lennie, states: “When we first launched Retran offering a 70% recycled content our key client base


Bell Packaging 01582459292 www.bellpackaging.com


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was delighted; however our ambition has always been to reach the magical 100% figure and this opens up a range of new application areas for our packaging solutions.


"This is the most exciting development that Bell has announced in 2019 and we


know it will be a huge success throughout Europe. With Government, local authority and consumers demand for improved recyclability, Retran provides a fantastic opportunity and delivers a 100% recyclable finished product."


“The new material is currently on test with some key clients and as soon as we have their feedback, we will roll the material out to the rest of our customer base.”


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