Editorial team · Environment, Health, Safety
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Published on 3 March 2020 · 2 min read
Welders need specific protective clothing. However, the type of equipment depends on how it is used. Occasional work does not require the same level of protection as permanent work. To meet these different requirements, the textile service provider MEWA has developed new protective clothing for welders.
MEWA Dynamic Flame is suitable for occasional welding work. The clothing protects against small splashes of metal, brief contact with flames and heat radiation. Electricians, electromechanics and maintenance staff who only weld occasionally are thus well and sufficiently equipped. Workers who, on the other hand, weld permanently are better protected with MEWA Dynamic Flame Extreme. The robust fabric offers extreme protection against heat, particularly in the field of thermal metalworking. Typical areas of application are mechanical engineering, automotive manufacturing, steelworking, industrial plants and shipyards.
MEWA is currently developing a third variant, Flame Advanced, for frequent welding work. It will be launched on the market in mid-2020.
However, this classification is only a general guideline. ?The choice of suitable protective clothing is always based on a hazard analysis of the workplace, carried out by the employer,? explains Philipp Mell, Managing Director of MEWA France. The new protective clothing is an enhancement of the MEWA Dynamic range, which stands out for its maximum freedom of movement, great comfort and relaxed look. ?The protective clothing thus matches usual work clothing, and employees of the same company always wear a harmonious, uniform outfit,? adds Philipp Mell.
MEWA offers its clothing for rental through its shared textile system. The provider thus relieves the company of a whole series of tasks, such as purchasing, storing and maintaining the textiles, as well as continuous adaptation to needs, for example when a team member needs an extra pair of trousers or when new employees are hired.
New MEWA protective clothing against heat and flames
InfoWeb Marketplace · Editorial teamPublished on 3 March 2020 · 2 min read
To weld safely on an occasional, regular or permanent basis, MEWA has developed three variants of protective clothing. The new MEWA Dynamic collection combines freedom of movement, comfort and style.
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Welders need specific protective clothing. However, the type of equipment depends on how it is used. Occasional work does not require the same level of protection as permanent work. To meet these different requirements, the textile service provider MEWA has developed new protective clothing for welders.
Three variants of protective clothing for optimal safety during welding work
MEWA Dynamic Flame is suitable for occasional welding work. The clothing protects against small splashes of metal, brief contact with flames and heat radiation. Electricians, electromechanics and maintenance staff who only weld occasionally are thus well and sufficiently equipped. Workers who, on the other hand, weld permanently are better protected with MEWA Dynamic Flame Extreme. The robust fabric offers extreme protection against heat, particularly in the field of thermal metalworking. Typical areas of application are mechanical engineering, automotive manufacturing, steelworking, industrial plants and shipyards.
MEWA is currently developing a third variant, Flame Advanced, for frequent welding work. It will be launched on the market in mid-2020.
Maximum freedom of movement, great comfort and a relaxed look thanks to MEWA Dynamic protective clothing
However, this classification is only a general guideline. ?The choice of suitable protective clothing is always based on a hazard analysis of the workplace, carried out by the employer,? explains Philipp Mell, Managing Director of MEWA France. The new protective clothing is an enhancement of the MEWA Dynamic range, which stands out for its maximum freedom of movement, great comfort and relaxed look. ?The protective clothing thus matches usual work clothing, and employees of the same company always wear a harmonious, uniform outfit,? adds Philipp Mell.
Work and protective clothing with the MEWA shared textile service
MEWA offers its clothing for rental through its shared textile system. The provider thus relieves the company of a whole series of tasks, such as purchasing, storing and maintaining the textiles, as well as continuous adaptation to needs, for example when a team member needs an extra pair of trousers or when new employees are hired.