We supply a full range of PPE equipment, including:

Respiratory Protection This is critically important because it helps safeguard workers from inhaling harmful airborne substances that could pose serious health risks. Many work environments expose employees to dust, fumes, vapours, gases, or infectious agents that can lead to short-term and long-term respiratory problems. Without proper breathing protection, workers are vulnerable to conditions like respiratory infections, chronic lung diseases, and even life-threatening conditions like cancer.

• Disposable Masks/Respirators: Protect against dust, fumes, and particulate matter (e.g., N95, FFP2 masks).
• Half-Mask Respirators: Cover the nose and mouth, protecting against inhalation of gases, vapors, or particulates.
• Full-Face Respirators: Provide a complete seal around the face and offer protection against hazardous gases, vapors, and particulates.
• Powered Air-Purifying Respirators (PAPR): Use a fan to supply filtered air to the wearer, offering higher levels of protection in environments with hazardous airborne contaminants.
• Self-Contained Breathing Apparatus (SCBA): Provides a supply of breathable air from a tank, used in environments with no breathable air or immediately dangerous to life or health (IDLH).

We are proud to be an Authorised Distributor of the JSP Powercap range.

Head Protection

• Hard Hats: Protect the head from falling objects, collisions, or impact.
• Bump Caps: Lighter than hard hats, used to protect against minor bumps and scrapes in areas with low head clearance.

Eye and Face Protection

• Safety Glasses: Protect the eyes from flying debris, dust, and certain chemicals.
• Goggles: Provide a tighter seal around the eyes and offer more protection against chemical splashes, flying particles, and intense light.
• Face Shields: Provide full face protection against chemical splashes, molten metal, and flying debris. Usually worn over safety glasses or goggles.
• Welding Shields/Helmets: Protect the eyes and face from the intense light, sparks, and heat produced during welding.

Hand Protection

• Gloves: Protect hands from cuts, abrasions, chemicals, heat, electrical hazards, and cold.
• Rubber Gloves: For chemical or electrical protection.
• Leather Gloves: For protection against cuts, abrasions, and heat.
• Cut-Resistant Gloves: For industries where sharp objects are common (e.g., glass handling, metalworking).
• Heat-Resistant Gloves: Used in industries dealing with high temperatures (e.g., metalworking, cooking).
• Disposable Gloves: Often used in healthcare or laboratories, for protection from contaminants or bodily fluids.

Foot Protection

• Safety Boots/Shoes: Protect against punctures, crushing, slips, and impacts.
• Steel-Toe Boots: Protect against falling or rolling objects.
• Slip-Resistant Shoes: Designed to prevent slips and falls, commonly used in wet or oily environments.

Body Protection

• Protective Clothing: Includes a range of garments designed to protect against physical, chemical, or biological hazards.
• Lab Coats: Worn in laboratories to protect against spills, splashes, and chemicals.
• Coveralls: Full-body protection against dirt, chemicals, and hazardous materials.
• Aprons: Protect the torso and legs from chemical or heat exposure.
• Flame-Resistant (FR) Clothing: Used in industries where fire or heat exposure is a concern (e.g., oil and gas, welding).
• High-Visibility Clothing: Used in environments where workers are at risk of being struck by vehicles or machinery.

Fall Protection

• Safety Harnesses: Used when working at heights to prevent falls.
• Lanyards and Lifelines: Attached to a secure point to prevent falls.
• Anchorage Systems: Secure points that anchor fall protection equipment.

Hearing Protection

• Earplugs: Small devices that fit inside the ear canal, blocking out harmful noise.
• Ear Defenders: Cover the outer ear and are designed to reduce the level of noise exposure.