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Protects against dirt, dust and biological agents
June 1st 2009

Safety equipment provider uvex has launched three new products in a new line of high-performance disposable coveralls: uvex sil-Wear.

Said to be highly original the range of coveralls, which was on show at Health & Safety '09 Sandown and can be used in a diverse range of applications, including industrial cleaning, work with paints, varnish and chemicals, and also in environments containing hazardous biological agents. It offers highly functional protective equipment including disposable suits to protect against dirt and dust, and special protective equipment to shield against viruses and bacteria.

Ergonomic designs, ultrasonicallysealed seams and clever features, such as an innovative velcro system for secure attachment of the hood and filtering face mask, ensure optimum comfort.

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See behind the mask (1st October 2011)

Safety equipment specialist, uvex, will be unveiling and demonstrating its latest products at Health & Safety North at the Reebok Stadium, Bolton, 5-6th October 2011. Key attractions include uvex's Superfit spectacle and

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For a perfect fit (1st September 2011)

Safety equipment specialist, uvex, will be unveiling and demonstrating its latest pioneering products at Health & Safety Scotland.

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Frameless spectacle (1st August 2011)

Uvex has launched the pheos which features a duo-spherical scratchresistant and permanently coated anti-fog lens. It offers a wide field of unimpaired vision and optimum long-term visibility. The frameless spectacle

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Compatible masks & safety spectacles (1st April 2011)

According to Uvex, one of the main reasons workers do not wear safety spectacles or masks is because they find them uncomfortable. Uvex's compatible products have been designed to provide high levels of comfort while we

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New safety eyewear (1st February 2011)

Safety equipment provider uvex has just launched three, highly-wearable, innovative new products in its safety eyewear range: the uvex skyguard NT, the uvex superfit and the uvex carbonvision goggle.

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No need to swap specs (1st February 2011)

A new type of safety eyewear has been unveiled by safety equipment specialist uvex. The super fit variomatic, an addition to uvex's super fit range of safety eyewear, entirely eliminates the need to swap or remove safet

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Made for each other (1st February 2011)

The provision of eye and respiratory protection is a legal requirement, yet it is often a thankless task to persuade workers to wear them, especially together. According to uvex, the launch of its superfit safety eyewea

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For indoor & outdoor use (1st November 2010)

The latest addition to uvex's super fit range of safety eyewear, the super fit variomatic, entirely eliminates the need to swap or remove safety spectacles when moving between changing light conditions.

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An eye to design (1st November 2010)

As part of its process of continual development, uvex has launched three, highlywearable, innovative new products in its safety eyewear range: the uvex skyguard NT; the uvex superfit; and the uvex carbonvision goggle.

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Goggles & specs go eye to eye (1st June 2010)

While some form of eye protection is often needed on construction sites, knowing exactly what is required is often less than straight forward. Graham Abbott offers some advice

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The real cost of safety eyewear (1st May 2010)

Graham Abbott makes the case for investing in quality safety eyewear and explains why there's often more to buying safety spectatcles than meets the eye

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Climate control comfort in a shoe (1st March 2010)

uvex offers climate controlling clothing that uses intelligent materials and manufacturing techniques to complement the body's regulating systems for remaining cool and dry.

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Comfort in sight (1st March 2010)

According to uvex, the latest addition to its ultra-light super g safety glasses look as good as overspectacles.

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Looks comfortable (1st February 2010)

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Cool feet: no sweat (25th June 2009)

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For demanding conditions (25th June 2009)

A good reliable boot that is comfortable and water resistant is essential for tough conditions, which is why uvex's Quatro boot is said to be becoming increasingly popular.

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Looking good (1st May 2009)

Uvex says its new ultra-light safety glasses, the uvex super OTG spectacles, work equally well as overspectacles.

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Ppeacademy (1st February 2009)

Uvex has expanded its training portfolio by opening a new UK Training Academy to inform, educate and train all users or potential users in the correct use of personal protective equipment (PPE).

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Uk debut (1st February 2009)

Safety professionals will be able to catch their first glimpse of a number of products in uvex's 2009 Climatec range of equipment, never seen before in the UK, at Health and Safety 09 - South.

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Oi! plug it up (1st February 2009)

A new earplug from uvex is said to have resolved the problems of increased body-noise perception, wearer discomfort and excessive noise attenuation which can prevent the wearer from hearing warning signals and normal co

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Ambient noise tester (1st February 2009)

To ascertain whether ambient noise levels exceed the 80dB eight-hour average exposure level set by the Noise at Work Regulations, without expensive monitoring equipment and assessments, the Oi- Noise tool emits a con

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Tough as new boots (1st October 2008)

According to uvex, its new quatro is a stylish black lace-up ankle boot in water resistant full grain leather that is both comfortable and practical.

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Fashioning cool comfort for feet (1st October 2008)

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Safety specs in the blink of an eye (1st August 2008)

uvex has made it easier and quicker for safety professionals to order safety prescription eyewear with the launch of a new prescription ordering website.

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Cool hands, no sweat (1st February 2008)

The idea of controlling temperature, perspiration levels and, therefore, wearer comfort in safety clothing and PPE is not new to uvex, within the concept climatec.

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Cool, dry and safe (1st February 2008)

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Seeing the bigger picture (1st February 2008)

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USER-FRIENDLY SAFETY EYEWEAR (1st August 2004)

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