Progressive Safety Footwear, Workwear and PPE Catalogue 2016/17

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NOISE AT WORK information EAR & support PROTECTION How we hear sound - Sound waves are channelled towards the ear drum causing it to vibrate. - In the inner ear the vibrations are detected by tiny hair cells triggering a nerve impulse. The brain interprets this as sound. Exposure to high levels of noise greater than 80dB will result in damage to your hearing Short Tea m Exposure - may cause temporary mild deafness. Long Term Exposure - may result in damage to the hair cells in the ear causing permanent hearing loss. Intense Impulse Noise - may rupture the eardrum or damage the ear bones. Noise-induced hearing loss This happens when you have been regularly exposed to damaging levels of noise over a long period of time. The hearing loss will be similar in each ear and will get worse if you continue to be exposed to the noise. Sometimes, you will not notice the effect on your hearing until years after you were exposed to the noise. Tinnitus - caused by noise Noise and the Law Jet engine Rivetting Hammer Car Horn Pop Concert Plate Fabrication Shop Milling Machine Traffic Noise Conversational Speech Office The Noise Regulations require you to take specific action at certain action values. These relate to: - The levels of exposure to noise of your employees averaged over a working day or week; and - The maximum noise (peak sound pressure) to which employees are exposed in a working day. The values are: 140dB 130dB 120dB 110dB 100dB Sometimes, tinnitus is the first sign that your ear has been damaged by noise. You may get tinnitus before you notice any effect on your hearing. The tinnitus can occur suddenly or very gradually. For some people, it can be temporary, but continued exposure to loud noise may make it permanent. 85dB 80dB 70dB 60dB Lower exposure action values: - Daily or weekly exposure of 80dB - Peak sound pressure of 135dB Upper exposure action values - Daily or weekly exposure of 85dB - Peak sound pressure of 137dB Exposure limit values: - Daily or weekly exposure of 87dB - Peak sound pressure of 140dB Lower exposure requirements: Hearing protection must be available on request Upper exposure requirements The provision and wearing of hearing protection is mandatory Exposure limit requirements This level should not be exceeded at the ear when wearing hearing protection. There does not seem to be a big difference between the Lower and Upper exposure action levels, just 5dB but this is quite a significant difference. Every 3dB the noise doubles in intensity. Therefore 85dB is more than 2 times as intense as 80dB and 100dB almost 6 times as intense. Protection Levels Select a protector so that daily exposure is reduced to at least below 85dB. Ideally aim for between 80dB and 75dB at the ear. Avoid protectors resulting in less than 70dB at the ear as this is over protection. It is very likely that under conditions of real use, hearing protectors will give lower protection than predicted by the manufacturer, with this in mind the HSE recommends allowing 4dB for “real-world” factors. This means, having followed one of the standardised methods for calculating the attenuation provided by a hearing protection device, assume that the sound level at the ear when hearing protection is worn will be 4dB higher than would be predicted by the method. The table gives an indication of the protector factor that is likely to be suitable for different levels of noise (the noise level during a particular work task, not the daily personal noise exposure). It is based on the single number rating (SNR) value provided with a hearing protection device. The information is intended as a guide rather than a substitute for using one of the standardised methods for calculating hearing protection performance, and in particular will not be appropriate if there are significant lowfrequency components to the noise in question. Reference: Health & Safety Executive (HSE) website, www.hse.gov.uk A weighted noise level (dB) Select a protector with an SNR of 85 - 90 20 or less 90 - 95 20-30 95 -100 25-35 100 -105 30 or more MOLDEX-METRIC AG & CO. KG UK & IRELAND TEL: +44 [0]1159854288 INFO@UK.MOLDEX-EUROPE.COM 204 // WWW.PSF.CO.UK //
WORKS WITH HELMETS, SHIELDS AND OTHER EQUIPMENT THREE POSITION HEADBAND OFFERS MORE WEARING OPTIONS EARMUFF WITH PATENTED TECHNOLOGY OFFERING SOPHISTICATED FITTING WITHOUT ELECTRONICS VENTILATED HEADBAND AND EAR CUSHIONS FOR LONG WEARING COMFORT EAR PROTECTION PPE BLOCKS NOISE BUT HELPS WEARER HEAR SPEECH, WARNING SOUNDS AND ALARMS DIELECTRIC DESIGN FOR SAFETY IN ELECTRICAL ENVIRONMENTS • Super-soft ear cushions for long wearing comfort • Headband strap allows multiple-position wear • EN352-1 CODE TYPE PRICE 1010925 V1 SNR 30 £10.76 1011170 V3 SNR 32 £18.63 • Dielectric design for safety in electrical environments • Requires adaptors to connect to helmet • EN352-1 CODE TYPE PRICE 1011142 C1 SNR 25 £11.41 1011145 C2 SNR 30 £14.50 1011146 C3 SNR 33 £20.70 • Fully adjustable • Lightweight • EN352-1 CODE TYPE PRICE 1010421 SNR 23 £5.45 • Multi-position headband earmuff • Offers more wearing options • EN352-1 CODE TYPE PRICE 3302152 SNR 26 £6.51 // ORDER NOW CALL 0114 273 8349 // 205
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SAFETY FOOTWEAR WORKWEAR & PPE
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WELCOME TO THE 2016/17 PROGRESSIVE
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JCB 12-23 WILDCAT 24-27 EUROTEC 28
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390mm x 114mm 390mm x 114mm FOOTWEA
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DUAL DENSITY NON-METAL COMPOSITE MI
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5CX BLACK • Black full grain leat
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4CX BROWN WATER RESISTANT UPPER BRO
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FAST TRACK BLACK FAST TRACK HONEY J
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EN IS0 20345:2011 HYDROMASTER JCB S
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PANTHER ANTISTATIC ORANGE BREATHABL
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PADDED TONGUE AND COLLAR HONEY NUBU
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GREAT QUALITY, RUGGED, HARDWEARING
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ANTISTATIC 521SM CODE SIZES PRICE 5
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530SM BLACK METATARSAL BOOT HEAT AN
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985NMP ANTISTATIC CODE SIZES PRICE
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804SM • Brown crazy horse leather
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NON-METAL PROTECTION The S208NMP ha
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TOUGH WEAR FOR TOUGH WORK WORKTOUGH
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105SM • Black leather chukka boot
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MAXIMUM GRIPPING PERFORMANCE WITH S
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HIGHEST LEVEL SLIP RESISTANT FANGIO
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BLACK LEATHER 6" BOOT COMFORT WELT
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770SM • COTTAM ST black leather d
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ANTISTATIC WIDER FIT WATERPROOF AND
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• Black leather metatarsal boot
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847SM CODE SIZES PRICE 847SM Full s
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HYGIENE LIGHTWEIGHT, FULLY BREATHAB
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DUAL DENSITY EVA/RUBBER SOLE BLACK
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345SM CODE SIZES PRICE 345SM Full s
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BLACK S5 SRC WELLINGTON ANTISTATIC
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SHOE DEODORANT • Contains silver
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BUILT TO LAST TO WORK AS HARD AS YO
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CUSTOMISE YOUR WORKWEAR MOST OF THE
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THE UK’S HARDEST WORKING WORKWEAR
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DETACHABLE THROAT TAB MALE ONLY LAD
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HORTON HOODIE BLACK/GREY SAND/BLACK
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• 50% polyester, 50% cotton, 220g
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• 65% polyester, 35% cotton canva
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CONCEALED HOOD FLEECE LINED COLLAR
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WORKWEAR FOR THE TOUGHEST JOBS CONC
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OUTDOOR EXPERIENCE OUTDOOR PERFORMA
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• Waterproof Hydrafort 5000 polye
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• Durable, water repellent finish
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LADIES REGATTA LADIES KINGSLEY JACK
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INSPIRED TEAMS THINK BETTER • Wat
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FRISTADS KANSAS WORKWEAR The Icon P
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QUILT LINING ZIPPED CHEST POCKET TR
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• 100% combed cotton, 160gm • R
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EASY-TO-ACCESS HOLSTER POCKETS LITE
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LOW COMPRESSION ENSURES THE KNEEPAD
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RELIABLE INNOVATIVE EXPERTS • 65%
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100% FLEECE LINING SOFTSHELL JACKET
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• EN ISO 20471, Class 3 and EN343
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• EN ISO 20471 Class 3, EN 343 3.
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LADIES HI-VIS • EN ISO 20471, Cla
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• EN ISO 20471, Class 1 • Contr
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• EN ISO 20471 Class 3 EN343 Clas
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TWO CHEST POCKETS • EN ISO 20471
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• EN ISO 20471 Class 3, • Ant-p
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• EN ISO 20471 Class 3 • 100% p
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• EN ISO 20471 Class 3 • Fluore
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• EN ISO 20471 Class 3 • Engine
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HI-VIS WITH BADGE • Polyester fab
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HV NON-CONFORM • Non-conforming
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SECURITY • Comfortable soft touch
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HV NON-CONFORM WORKWEAR • EN343 3
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• EN343 Class 3:1 • 100% polyes
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BODYWARMERS NORWAY FLEECE BODYWARME
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WORKWEAR ACTION JACKET • Kingsmil
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• 65% polyester, 35% cotton, 245g
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• 100% cotton, 260gm • Conceale
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CHAINSAW PROTECTION • Conforms to
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FLAME RETARDANT • Conforms to EN
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Page 178 and 179: BIG MAN • 97% polyester, 3% elast
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Page 182 and 183: BIG MAN WORKWEAR • 70% Cotton 30%
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Page 233 and 234: RESPIRATORY PPE There are two main
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Page 239 and 240: FALL ARREST PPE • Lightweight dur
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Page 243 and 244: FIRST AID PPE • Sodium chloride 0
Page 245 and 246: Specifications • Length: 1220mm
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