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  Continuous work in cold weather produces body heat and sweat. But when the rate of work slows, the sweat cools and workers will start to feel cold and damp. SNICKERS WORKWEAR says the solution is its body-mapping Mid-layer working clothes that deliver advanced ventilation to control and regulate the heat from the body.

• Sustainability initiative to support environment 

  For many years Turck Banner has been working with customers to improve efficiency in areas ranging from saving energy by using its LED lighting, through to identifying areas for improvement with OEE Kits. PWE reports

• Increasing protection through layers 

  SNICKERS WORKWEAR says this fully accredited and independently tested protective wear for heat, flame, electrical arc and chemical risk environments delivers market-leading risk-protection in a wide range of hazardous working environments.

• Spill containment products 

  Spill containment specialist EMPTEEZY has announced it is launching an array of new products which are tailored to meet the requirements of working environments from industrial and commercial to military, marine and educational. Among the new additions are galvanised steel pallets, secure economy walk-in stores and three sizes of secure storage boxes to the Chemstor range.

• New Year’s Resolution  

  Karl Lycett, Rittal UK’s product manager for climate control advises customers to make improvements now to be ready for next summer: “The temperatures may be feeling quite mild, but even if the thermometer hasn’t yet regularly dropped below zero, you’re probably no longer hearing the alarms on your cooling units. While this is likely to mean you’re spending less time maintaining overheating panels, it would be a mistake to forget about climate control.