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Tips for selection of PPE and workwear for welders
Welders need adapted welding clothing. The widest selection of welding helmets, welding shoes and other welding protection!
When using oxyacetylene for gas cutting or welding the PW60 offers high performance with a shade factor 5. A soft comfortable frame with flip up lens allows the goggle to be used for grinding operations.
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The ultimate in dexterity for welders. Soft flexible goatskin palm with heavy duty split leather cuff. For use in type B (Tig Welding). Stitching made from para-aramid throughout.
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Keep your body cool at a constant 14°C during 2-3 hours with this fire resistant NOMEX cool vest using the Techkewl Phase Changing Cooling inserts even in the most challenging circumstances under your workwear or firefighters uniform.
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uvex original welding shoe, high black toecap, flap with buckle, S2, steel toe cap, PU / rubber HRO outsole, sizes 38 t / m 48
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3M 169001 Speedglas throat protection Teca. Extended neck protection for Speedglas™ Welding Helmets from the 100, 9000, SL and 9100 MP series. To be used with the full helmet system to protect the user against welding sparks, spatter and heat radiation on
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Premium quality welding apron made of split cowhide leather with stitching made from Para-aramid. The apron protects the torso and upper legs when welding and is designed to last in the toughest environment. The adjustable straps and a quick release buckl
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Designed for cooler conditions to keep the wearer warm comfortable and safe. Elasticated waistband allows freedom of movement and the ribbed hem cuffs help trap in heat.
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Designed to give maximum protection and comfort to the wearer the Bizweld™ sleeves will provide protection in hazardous conditions. The elasticated cuffs ensure a flexible but comfortable fit. Must be worn with a suitable coverall or jacket/trouser combin
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BZ14 - Bizweld Iona Trouser - Navy - R - The Bizweld Iona Trouser offers enhanced comfort and performance. Providing excellent welding properties this trouser gives outstanding multi purpose protection against radiant heat and molten iron splashes. Key fe
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The Bizweld Cargo trouser offers protection against the thermal hazard of electric arc and guarantees flame resistance for the life of the garment. This modern trouser has an elastic waist band for comfort and ease of movement. A range of ample pockets al
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Outer lens for the BizWeld Plus Welding Helmet. Sold in sets of 5. Dimension: 114 x 90 mm.
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The Bizweld Iona Coverall offers visible protection to the wearer. Clever design features include flame resistant reflective tape on the shoulders sleeves and legs the option to insert knee pads when needed ample storage space and a rule pocket. A very po
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Welders need adapted welding clothing. The widest selection of welding helmets, welding shoes and other welding protection!
Read here about some tips that welder Mike entrusted to us during an interview.
Interviewer: Mike, can you tell us about a time when you had to prioritize safety as a welder?
Mike: Sure. There was a time when I was welding a large steel beam and I noticed that there was a small hole in my gloves. I immediately stopped working and changed my gloves so that my hands were fully protected before continuing with the job.
Interviewer: What are some of the hazards welders face in their job?
Mike: According to the safety agency investigation, welders face many risks, including electrocution, exposure to harmful chemicals, burns, and eye damage. Welding fumes can also be very dangerous to a welder's health if proper ventilation is not provided.
Interviewer: What are some safety tips welders can follow to avoid accidents?
Mike: Here are five safety tips to stay safe in the workplace as a welder:
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Always wear appropriate personal protective equipment, such as gloves, safety goggles and welding helmets.
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Provide good ventilation to avoid inhalation of hazardous fumes and gases.
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Keep your work area clean and free of clutter to prevent trips and falls.
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Make sure your welding equipment is in good working order and well maintained.
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Take breaks as needed to avoid fatigue and maintain your focus.
Interviewer: Thanks for sharing those tips, Mike. How has prioritizing workplace safety benefited you and your team?
Mike: By putting safety first, we've been able to minimize the risk of accidents and injuries, protecting not only us but also our colleagues and enabling us to complete projects on time and on budget. Safety is paramount in the welding industry and it is important to always be aware of potential hazards and take the necessary precautions to avoid accidents.