productPurity, fit and functionality
The phynomic safety glove range from uvex focuses on purity, fit and functionality.
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productSafety spectacle redesign
The classic uvex astrospec has been redesigned, offering even higher levels of style, technology, comfort, functionality and versatility.
productTouchscreen use
The high-performing uvex phynomic XS safety glove features an impregnated coating of the uvex phynomic XS so sensitive that it can even be used on industrial touch screen monitors, saving the worker from having to remove their gloves every time they touch a screen and potentially putting themselves at risk.
productMakeover for safety spectacle
The classic uvex astrospec safety spectacle has been updated and the company reports that style, technology, comfort, functionality and versatility have been taken to another level.
productTouchscreen use
The high-performing uvex phynomic XS safety glove features an impregnated coating of the uvex phynomic XS so sensitive that it can even be used on industrial touch screen monitors, saving the worker from having to remove their gloves every time they touch a screen and potentially putting themselves at risk.
productSafety footwear
uvex has launched a range of safety footwear under the brand name Heckel, which is designed to withstand the rigors of demanding industrial environments, in a lightweight and technically sound format that does not compromise on style or comfort.
productGlove range expanded
uvex is now offering a collection of Mechanix gloves to complement its range of work safety gloves.
productIndustrial footwear
uvex has launched a range of safety footwear under the brand name Heckel. Designed to withstand the rigors of demanding industrial environments, the range delivers sporty, lightweight and technically sound footwear without compromising style or comfort.
productPartners in gloves
uvex is offering a collection of Mechanix Gloves to complement its range of work safety gloves.
productClear vision without dazzle
The issue of glare in the workplace is often under-estimated, but glare can be very disabling and even dangerous. Too much light can make it harder to see, and glare can lead to impaired vision, loss of contrast, eyestrain, squinting, pain, and uncomfortable and watering eyes.
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