Print

Protection Advisor

Published:  15 July, 2021

BRAMMER BUCK & HICKMAN, a leading UK supplier of industrial maintenance, repair and overhaul (MRO) products and services, has announced it has launched a new interactive online Hand & Arm Protection Advisor for high quality Ansell safety solutions such as HyFlex, ActivArm and MICROFLEX which has been designed to help customers determine the right level of cut protection and comfort for hands.

Featuring easy navigation and replacing the use of complex filters, the company says the new online Hand & Arm Protection Advisor makes choosing and selecting products user-friendly. Ansell’s expertise guides consumers towards the right solution through easy to use categories - Application, Hazards and Features – and advanced customer experience.

Furthermore, this intuitive new tool allows users to narrow results in a few clicks based on their needs.

Click here for the full release

W: https://uk.rubix.com/en/ansellzoovu?src=ansellhomepage

Related Articles

  • Bore and keyway machining service 

    BRAMMER, BUCK & HICKMAN a leading UK supplier of industrial maintenance, repair and overhaul (MRO) products and services, has announced it has launched a new fast and flexible Bore and Keyway Machining Service.

  • Free downloadable guide 

    Condition monitoring and machinery protection specialist SENSONICS has announced it has added another FREE downloadable guide onto its website, Specifying Overspeed Protection Systems. The company says this essential resource is drawn from over 50 years of industry leading experience and therefore represents a must-read for professionals involved in power generation system design.

  • 2022 Europe Protection Innovation Award Winners announced 

    DuPont Personal Protection has announced the winners of its Protection Innovation Award (formerly Kevlar Innovation Award) for the European region.

  • Sharpening worker protection against cuts and punctures 

    Protecting a worker’s hands against cut injuries is paramount. Joel Denardis* looks at how cut-resistant engineered yarns are evolving to address today’s challenges.

  • New Year, new laws 

    “Finally the law is changing this year to require new builds and major renovations to include vehicle charging points to be installed.” Said Brendan Beaver, manager of METREL UK, a supplier of electrical test solutions.

Sign up for the PWE newsletter

Latest issue

To view a digital copy of the latest issue of Plant & Works Engineering, click here.

View the past issue archive here.

To subscribe to the journal please click here.

Poll

"How is your manufacturing business preparing for a net Zero target?"






Twitter