Personal Protection Equipment


PolyConversions Inc.

Disposable Gowns

Made of an impervious, lightweight polyethylene material, PolyConversions Inc.'s PolyWear Protective Disposable Gowns are designed to replace traditional poly aprons and sleeves that are disposed of after a single use. The gowns provide protection against cross-contamination and incorporate a tear-away feature for quick and easy removal.


    Elvex Corp.

    Safety Hat

    Elvex Corp.'s new advanced safety helmet, the Tectra™ safety cap, is ANSI Z89.1-2003 compliant and features a contemporary design, a lightweight polyethylene shell, four head-hugging suspensions, vented and non-vented options, non-conductive and general duty models, hidden suspension hangers, a rain trough for water disbursement, and more.


      Capital Safety

      All-Purpose Connector

      The new Saflok Max™ all-purpose connector from Capital Safety is designed to reduce equipment costs by giving the user more tie-off options without the need for additional anchorage connectors. Its new snap hook features a rectangular body and three-inch gate opening that provides a direct connection to a variety of larger anchor points.


        Uvex

        Safety Eyewear

        Sperian Protection's new Uvex Ambient line of over-the-glass safety eyewear is designed to offer workers full protection while wearing their own prescription eyewear. Available in two sizes and a range of comfort features, the eyewear offers all-day coverage for a wide range of prescription eyewear styles.


          DBI-SALA, a Capital Safety brand

          Fall Protection

          DBI-SALA, a Capital Safety brand, introduces the concrete detent anchor. Designed to allow users to connect and disconnect from an anchorage with the push of a button, the anchor consists of two parts: a socket that is permanently installed in concrete and a removable detent pin with attached connection ring.


            Kappler Inc.

            Multiuse Garment

            Kappler Inc. introduces the Frontline® 300. Combining chemical and flash-fire protection, this multi-use, single-exposure garment is ideal for petrochemical line break situations and was developed with detailed input from petrochemical safety officers. The apparel also offers improved radiant heat protection from temperatures up to 1,900 degrees Fahrenheit.


              Encon Safety Products

              Recordkeeping Software

              The Veratti® Break-Away vest from Encon Safety Products is designed with a five-point hook-and-loop closure that will easily break away if tugged. The vest is made from breathable mesh polyester, meets ANSI/ISEA 107-2007 class 2, features an inside pocket, and is available in fluorescent lime or orange.


                Sperian Fire

                Turnout Gear

                Sperian Fire's UltraMotion™ turnout gear is designed to be easy to don and doff, saving seconds in life-and-death situations. Made from water-shedding fabrics, the apparel features tapered Sidewinder pockets and a patented T-Closer™ collar that protects the neck from flame, heat, and abrasion.


                  Safety Vest

                  The WCCL2OFR from MCR Safety Inc. is a cool-mesh vest that is designed to offer more contrasting colors than any other Class 2 safety vest. Its orange polyester background material is treated for limited flammability. Other features include 4.5-inch yellow/silver 3M reflective stripes, two inside pockets, and more.


                  North Safety Products

                  Dexterous Glove

                  North Safety Products' NorthFlex Light Task Plus 5™ glove is designed to combine a high level of cut protection with a high degree of dexterity and feel. Its seamless liner contains Dyneema® yarn and glass fiber for cut resistance up to ANSI cut level 3 and EN388 cut level 5.


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