Emergency showers (1st October 2011)

Hughes Safety Showers, together with its German subsidiary Hughes Notduschen, will be showing a wide range of Emergency Showers and Eyebath/facewash units at A+A 2011.

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Hughes expands (1st September 2011)

Hughes Safety Showers has opened an additional manufacturing unit close to its existing factory and head office in Bredbury, Stockport. This follows more than 10 years of sustained growth that has seen the company becom

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Durable control valve range (1st April 2011)

New from Hughes Safety Showers is a range of control valves that focuses on durability, reliability and ease of operation. There are five sizes and a range of end connections to step up or down to different pipe sizes.

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Going for gold (1st March 2010)

Hughes Safety Showers is reported to be the first manufacturer in the North West of England to achieve the Investors in People Gold Award. The company has held Investors in People accreditation since 2002 and this is the

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Shelter in a hurry (1st October 2009)

The new Hughes Articulated Rapid Deployment (HARD) from Hughes Safety Showers is designed for rapid deployment and maximum flexibility.

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Ready for an emergency (1st June 2009)

Hughes Safety Showers has launched a new multi-purpose rigid frame emergency response shelter for use where protection or temporary accommodation is required. Typical applications include a command and control centre

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Ready for the elements (1st August 2008)

When considering emergency safety showers, the need to provide water at the correct temperature is not always appreciated.

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Greater demands placed on showers (1st December 2005)

Hughes Safety Showers says that, when it comes to emergency safety showers, the 'one size fits all' solution is no longer valid.

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Tower protection (1st June 2005)

PlusGard is an advanced guardrail from Turner Access that can provide users with protection while assembling and dismantling aluminium towers. It eliminates the need for safety harnesses and other secondary protection measures.

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Mid-range tank shower (1st December 2004)

The addition of a 750L model to the Hughes range of emergency tank showers provides a convenient midrange option.

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MOBILE SHOWERS AND EYEBATHS (1st October 2004)

Should a corrosive chemical come into contact with the skin, the sooner treatment occurs the less the tissue damage will be.

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COMBINED EYE AND FACEWASH UNIT (1st October 2004)

An ‘unbreakable’ wallmounted emergency eye/facewash fountain is now available from Hughes Safety Showers in worktop or pedestal versions.

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OPEN BOWL DESIGN FOR NEW EYEBATHS (1st January 2004)

Two new models have been added to the Hughes range of emergency eyebath and facewash equipment that is designed for use in clean areas where a totally enclosed unit is unnecessary.

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