productMonitors up to four gas detectors
Crowcon’s Gasmaster monitors up to four gas detectors or four fire zones, all from a single location.
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productDust suppression white paper
Bulk materials handling specialist, Guttridge, has published its first white paper – ‘The practicalities and economics of dust suppression’ – which provides an authoritative and practical guide for those tackling dust control during bulk material transfer.
productExtended warranty
Castle Group is running promotions on the BW GasAlert Quattro and the GasAlert MicroClipXT until the end of December.
productBreath of fresh air
The Parker domnick hunter range of BAMs (Breathing Air Modules) have a CO monitor as standard, so there are no additional expenses, or delays to arrange external monitor fitting.
productBreathing safely
Innovations from Scott Safety include the ProPak Self Contained Breathing Apparatus (SCBA) range that promises comfort and performance for those in the emergency firefighting, marine and industrial sectors.
productUpgraded cross-draught system
AirBench has upgraded its VertEx modular self-contained cross-draught extraction and filtration system.
productWireless gas detection
Suitable for use in the oil, gas, petrochemical and utility industries, Crowcon’s new Detective+ is a free-standing, transportable multigas monitor that can be used individually or in groups to monitor up to four gases at once. Up to 25 Detective+ units can be linked wirelessly and positioned as much as 100 metres apart.
productFace-fit reassurance
JSP’s novel way making sure a protective face mask fits properly – the PressToCheck P3 filter – can be used with its lightweight, yet robust Force 8 half mask, boosting the mask’s effectiveness.
productGas detection
Keison Products supplies portable and fixed gas detection equipment for many different applications: Safety, landfill, flue/boiler, and indoor air quality.
articleEvery breath you take…
Even though the Health & Safety Executive (HSE) statistics for 2012/13 have shown an overall decrease of occupational asthma cases in the UK over the past 10 years, there are still a relatively high number of new cases reported each year. Here, BOHS explains what can be done to protect workers from the disease
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