uvex Safety UK Limited
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Purity, fit and functionality

The new uvex phynomic safety glove
is designed to provide purity, fit, and
functionality. uvex says its new pure
standard is establishing new benchmarks
in the purity of safety gloves.

The pure standard takes the Okeo-

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Eye protection

Hybrid lens coatings are said to
make the latest eye protection from
uvex even more effective. The uvex i-
3 provides protection, a good fit and
excellent visibility for any size or
shape of face.

Nanotechnology has b

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uvex is fit2fit

The uvex UK sales team has undergone and passed the industryrecognised exam and practical assessment for face fit-testing, proving they have the knowledge and practical skills to competently fit uvex respirators.

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Ergononic design

Safety equipment manufacturer, uvex, has launched two new hearing protection products. The uvex xact-fit is said to make ear plugs an individual fit – similar to that of left and right handed gloves.

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Hand protection: Selection matters

The huge growth in the market for industrial hand
protection, driven by increasing awareness by employers
and wearers of the need to avoid potential accidents and
injuries, has led to glove manufacturers offering a large, and
sometimes confusing, variety of gloves. Here, uvex offers
some tips on glove selection

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Highly commended

UVEX has been awarded Highly Commended in the Product Innovation category of the British Safety Industry Federation Safety Awards 2013 for its xact-fit earplug.

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Setting standards

New from uvex, the phynomic safety glove range, offers benefits in terms of skin compatibility, fit and functionality.

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Hand protection: Issues and solutions

Increasing awareness by both employers and wearers of the pressing need to avoid potential accidents and injuries to the hand has led to the market for industrial hand protection showing strong growth in the last few years. uvex comments

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Oi! Quick action needed for free noise tool

If a colleague struggles to hear conversation in a loud working environment you will know from HSE guidance that the noise is likely to be around 80dB, the eight-hour average exposure level set by the Noise at Work Regulations. But if you work alone how can you assess the ambient levels without expensive monitoring equipment and assessments?

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