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JSP Protective Gear JSP Powercap Active IP

JSP Powercap Active IP

Safety Helmet

£354.73
Or 3 interest-free payments of £118.24/mo.*
6stores
JSP Protective Gear JSP EVO3 Vented Black Safety Helmet - Black
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JSP EVO3 Vented Black Safety Helmet - Black

£11.75£13.99
Or 3 interest-free payments of £3.91/mo.*
3stores
JSP Protective Gear JSP Deluxe Elasticated Helmet Chin Strap with Chin Cup

JSP Deluxe Elasticated Helmet Chin Strap with Chin Cup

£7.99
Or 3 interest-free payments of £2.66/mo.*
3stores
JSP Powercap P Re-Filter Pads - Pack Of 10

JSP Powercap P Re-Filter Pads - Pack Of 10

£15.98
Or 3 interest-free payments of £5.32/mo.*
3stores
PROTECTIVE GEAR

FAQ

Protective gear is clothing or equipment designed to protect you from hazards. It includes items like helmets, gloves, and goggles. Choosing the right protective gear depends on your specific needs, such as impact resistance or chemical protection, which ensures safety in various environments.

Choosing protective gear involves assessing the risks you face and matching them with the appropriate protection level. Consider factors like material durability, comfort, and certifications to make sure it meets your safety requirements.

Protective gear is often made from materials like Kevlar, leather, and polycarbonate. These materials provide varying levels of protection against cuts, impacts, and chemicals. Understanding the properties of each material helps you select gear that suits your environment.

Protective Gear: 3 things to consider before buying

When choosing protective gear, it's crucial to identify the specific risks associated with your environment. For instance, if you work in construction, you'll need gear that guards against impacts and sharp objects. On the other hand, if you're in a chemical lab, focus on gear resistant to chemical splashes. Assessing your work environment helps you pinpoint the essential features your gear must have.

Even the most protective gear won't serve its purpose if it's uncomfortable or doesn't fit properly. Try different sizes and styles to find what suits you best. Look for adjustable straps or designs that offer flexibility and breathability. A well-fitting piece of protective gear ensures you can wear it for extended periods without discomfort.

Ensure the protective gear meets relevant safety standards and certifications applicable in your industry. For example, look for CE marking in Europe or ANSI standards in the US. These certifications guarantee that the gear has been tested and approved for safety. Researching these standards can give you peace of mind knowing you're investing in reliable protection.

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