CINCH has earned its reputation in the western industry, raising the bar for design and providing durability and quality. CINCH WRX is the new premium workforce product made by the brand that knows how to work.
Ergodyne today has been named to Outside Magazine's sixth annual "Best Places to Work" list. Out of the 100 selected companies, Ergodyne was ranked fourth. Outside's "Best Places to Work" project celebrates innovative companies setting a new standard for a healthy work-life balance.
Protective Industrial Products Inc. is proud to announce the hire of two Personal Protective Equipment Specialists (PPE Specialists) to cover newly expanded territories and to support the sales force with our partner and power brands such as Bouton® Optical, Bollé® Safety, JSP® Head Protection and PIP Protective Garments. Both specialists have extensive experience in the safety industry.
DuPont Protection Technologies announces the launch of the third annual Dirty Work Photo Contest. The online contest runs today through Dec. 31, 2013, and is open to North America entries.
True North, the leading manufacturer of fire resistant fleece clothing, was awarded the 2013 North American APEX Award for their Briteline Fleece Jacket. Polartec® announced the 13 North American garments chosen for its annual APEX Awards.
Often, employees who are exposed to chemical hazards need to use personal protective equipment (PPE) that includes gloves and, occasionally, chemical protective suits. Chemical protective suits and gloves come in a variety of materials, and no one material protects against all chemical hazards.
Utilities workers and electricians finally have an answer to cold weather flash fire hazards
March 22, 2013
National Safety Apparel has released its newest innovation, outerwear UL Certified to the NFPA 2112 standard for flash fire resistance. These brand new garments are a spin on the popular Explorer Series™ parka, jacket, and bib overall released in the fall of 2012.
National Safety Apparel has overhauled its FR high visibility line of protective clothing for 2013. The fabrics used in producing the hi-vis shirts and sweatshirts have been upgraded to be an even brighter, more visible shade of fluorescent yellow.
A “stretchy” reflective band that “sticks” to any protective head gear by friction alone. Provides hi-visibility fluorescence in the day and intense reflection for low light conditions. Custom printing also offers a unique form of identification and promotion.
The FR work garments were revamped in the second half of 2012 to be more comfortable, modern, and customizable, and the new UltraSoft AC™ fabric is the latest variety to be added. Work shirts and coveralls are available in either 7 oz. medium blue or khaki (8.3 cal/cm²), while coveralls and work pants are made with 9 oz. navy (12 cal/cm²) fabric.