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Getting personalMay 1st 2010
JSP has introduced a low cost helmet personalisation service that will enable customers to provide its Mk 7 safety helmets with corporate imaging and individual employee names. Each worker can now have personalised JSP helmets that will, it is claimed, increase their sense of ownership, make each item instantly traceable and simplify the identification of staff on site.
Each Mk7 Safety Helmet can be printed on the rear, front or sides with any information such as individual names, corporate imaging or even medical information. Printing can be in black or white to complement or contrast the helmet colour.
More articles from JSP Limited:
Winter bump cap (1st February 2012)
Featuring fold down flaps that cover the ears and neck for added warmth and protection, JSP's Winter HardCap A1+ exceeds EN812+A1, which requires protection at four impact sites. The winter version is suitable for use i
From Features
Series evolution (1st January 2012)
JSP's new Evolution (EVO) series of industrial head protection is claimed to offer the widest range available for high, medium and low risk environments – from the toughest 5 Star EN14052 high performance/side impact st
Head protection range evolves (1st October 2011)
Hats off to new safety cap (1st January 2011)
JSP has raised the standard with its HardCap A1+ which is said to withstand a 500g impact dropped from 0.5m from any direction up to 60 degrees off- centre, and extends the spike penetration protection to the same ex
Cap has safety with style (1st October 2010)
The HardCap A1+ could be either a fashion garment or a safety product according to JSP.
Original PPE developments (1st September 2010)
Over the past year JSP has developed a range of original PPE ideas. The new FilterSpec and a goggle version called FilterSpec Pro combine eye and respiratory protection in one integrated PPE unit which claims to elimina
Keep ahead with stylish protection (1st February 2010)
Reported to be the highest performing baseball style bump cap on the market, JSP's new HardCap A1+ exceeds the protection level demanded by the European Standard EN812:1997-A1:2001, while looking like fashionable stree
Not heading for a fall at all (1st April 2005)
Independent manufacturer of Personal Protective Equipment, JSP, has introduced a range of Fall Arrest Equipment to complement its existing range.
From Health & Safety
Safety floor sign and cone range (1st October 2004)
The Lamba Systems range from JSP helps companies control their environments and reduce liability programs.
