At Ansell, we are committed to providing the latest and up-to-date information on occupational health and safety regarding the use and handling of hazardous and dangerous chemicals in the workplace and the importance of wearing protective gloves and clothing. We will continue to provide solutions and educate companies on occupational hand protection to ensure safe chemical handling. You will also find all the latest information on new product developments and innovations aim to increase safety and decrease the number of hand injuries in the workplace.
AlphaTEC™ Glove featuring Ansell Grip Technology™
Ansell Grip Technology (AGT), a revolutionary new grip design, has been designed to ease the pressure on workers’ hands. AlphaTEC™ features a unique combination of grip and high level structural integrity and protection making it the logical and reliable choice when handling dangerous chemicals.
Handling the Heat
According to the Australian Government Department of National Occupational Health and Safety Commission the overwhelming majority (Over 45%) of injuries caused by “Heat, radiation and electricity” were to the upper limbs, well above the proportion of injuries which occur to any other bodily location.
Epoxy resins under control with Sol-VexTM
'Epoxy resins are present in many substances used in industry today. They are a major allergen and must be used with the correct personal protective equipment. The most common disease caused by epoxy resin use is contact dermatitis.'
Sol-VexTM the Ansell Solution to Chemical Hazards
'The Sol-Vex™ chemical resistant glove is the cornerstone of the Ansell chemical resistant range. Offering features and benefits that go beyond chemical resistance, for example abrasion and snag resistance.'
Personal Apparel Assessment (PAA) Cuts Operational Costs
'With the aim of cutting costs many believe they need to reduce the dollars spent on personal protective equipment. However injury costs go well beyond immediate health impacts. To increase productivity, reduce injury and improve your bottom line, PAA may be your answer.'
Hairdressers' Hands
'Occupational dermatitis in hairdressers' is the biggest occupational hazard that faces the profession. Serious enough to cause many to give up their chosen career. Dermatitis need not be part of the profession, prevention is the key.'
Glove Selection Guidance
'Choosing the correct glove can mean the difference between safety and injury. Wearing a glove is not enough; it must be the correct glove.'
