HONEYWELL EQUIPS INDUSTRY FOR SAFETY AT THE HEALTH AND SAFETY EVENT
16/03/2016 Honeywell Control Systems Ltd
At The Health and Safety Event 2016 (Birmingham, 22nd-24th March 2016) Honeywell will be supporting the show's '3 days to save a life' theme by showcasing its latest range of innovative safety solutions to improve worker safety. Visitors to stand B28 in Hall 7 will be able to see Honeywell's head to toe personal protection equipment (PPE), including the only complete range of EN166 N-rated (resistance to fogging) face protection products available on the market.Heading up its new product launches, Honeywell will be showcasing the new Spectra® Black Vertigo glove range, which combines a high-performance-polyethylene (HPPE) fibre with Honeywell's innovative highly visible numbers system. This has been designed to help safety managers ensure, at a glance, that workers are wearing the right protection for their level of cut injury risk.
Visitors to Honeywell's stand will be able to see demonstrations of Honeywell's specially designed HLine Human Protection Work Wear and the innovative Ne-Hon™ 6, the first ever HV Class 3 certified high visibility coverall, which offers protection for workers facing serious to fatal accidents. There will also be an opportunity to see the market-leading Honeywell anti-fog lens coating in action, a revolutionary new lens coating that has been designed to keep workers' vision fog free for longer.
"Everybody in the industry has an important part to play in driving up health and safety standards in the UK and this year's event is a great opportunity to reinforce this message," said Stuart Turnbull, director sales excellence at Honeywell Industrial Safety EMEA. "Honeywell offers an extensive range of innovative safety solutions, which will be on show at the stand. By ensuring that workers are equipped with the right level of protection, we can demonstrate our support for this year's '3 days to save a life' theme."
For more information, please visit: www.honeywellsafety.com.
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