Helmets- safety - Import export

This protection set BC-SET-01 of the company Schönwolf is especially developed for cleaning and water work BC-SET-01 consists of following parts: 1x protective suit (SS20) of Cat. III with hood of PVC 1x pair of gloves of nitrile 1x pair rubber boots 1x safety helmet 1x safety mask (folding, helmet-attachment) 1x goggles Delivered in a fabric bag for easy transport!

Protector Zero Hood – Don’t get caught cold The Zero Hoods are excellent fitting safety helmet winter liners that maintain the body’s heat and alertness during cold weather conditions. Manufactured from waterproof outer fabrics and warm high quality Thinsulate™ layer, they provide maximum protection from the elements without compromising the fit or stability of the safety helmet. Product highlights of Protector Zero Hood Maximum warmth, concentration and safety during cold weather conditions Comfortable 200 g fleece liners Available in standard or high visibility colours Lightweight, highly effective, Thinsulate™ protection Optimum shape retains warmth, fits a wide range of head range size and does not compromise the helmet’s fit Foldable neck cover for optional ventilation or periods of rest Velcro strips through the headgear design allow secure attachment to most industrial safety helmets

Transparency, excellent toughness, thermal stability and a very good dimensional stability make Polycarbonate (PC) one of the most widely used engineering thermoplastics. Compact discs, riot shields, vandal proof glazing, baby feeding bottles, electrical components, safety helmets and headlamp lenses are all typical applications for PC. Polycarbonate is most commonly formed with the reaction of bis-phenol A (produced through the condensation of phenol with acetone under acidic conditions) with carbonyl chloride in an interfacial process. PC falls into the polyester family of plastics. Polycarbonate remains one of the fastest growing engineering plastics as new applications are defined; global demand for PC exceeds 1.5 million tons. Polycarbonate is available in a number of different grades dependent on the application and chosen processing method.