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How to Use Drager Short-Term Detection Tubes
Drager Short Term Gas Detection Tubes are a reliable and cost-effective way of detecting the presence of gas. Depending on the gas you're looking to detect, there are hundreds of tubes to choose from... -
The UK's First Deep Coal Mine in 30 Years
As the UK has officially been given the go-ahead for a new coal mine in Cumbria, the coal mining industry will increase production and exportation from UK borders. Although, this decision hasn't come ... -
What Are The Dangers of Hydrogen?
Hydrogen is a highly combustible fuel, leaks pose a significant risk of fire. Fires utilising hydrogen, on the other hand, are very different from fires involving other fuels. When heavier fuels and ... -
A Frontline Safety Gas Detection Overview
Overview of Gas Detection In this guide, we'll provide an overview of types of gas detection, their use, and their limitations. What is Gas Detection and Where it's Used? Gas detectors are ... -
MSA ALTAIR 5X What's Included in The Box?
We're commonly asked what's included with the MSA ALTAIR 5X Multi-Gas Detector. So we have put together a short post highlighting what's included in your 5X purchase. Within the box of your ... -
How Do I Clean My Gas Detector?
Keeping your gas detector clean should be an important part of ensuring it is compliant and operational. Care should be taken when cleaning as there are several solvents and lubricants within ... -
MiniRAE Lite & MiniRAE 3000+ PID Detectors - What are the Differences?
RAE Systems are known for their Volatile Organic Compound (VOC) Monitors. In this guide, we'll cover the key differences and similarities between the MiniRAE Lite and MiniRAE 3000+. The table above ... -
Disinfection Solution - Available at Frontline Safety
Frontline Safety Bring a NEW Disinfection Solution to You Now available at Frontline Safety is a newly developed disinfection solution, developed for small/large indoor and outdoor areas as well as ... -
Facemasks for Coronavirus Outbreak: A Frontline Safety Guide
With the recent outbreak of Coronavirus and level of confusion around purchasing suitable Personal Protection Equipment (PPE) or Face Masks. Information around what types of protection are recommended has become increasingly important.
The Center for Infectious Disease Research and Policy in the United States has released information stating the World Health Organisation (WHO) have warned of a shortage in the supply of PPE. This is due to a rise in demand, confusion with purchasing and inappropriate usage of equipment.
Our guide will help make you aware of the most appropriate minimum level of protection for this particular application.
What Face Mask Should I Wear When Faced with Coronavirus?
There are certain factors you must take in to consideration when looking to purchase a disposable face mask, such as the application it's being used in and the type of contaminant being faced. Recent developments suggest Coronavirus (COVID-19) is spread via human-to-human contact, and respiratory droplets. Highlighting the need for protection when exposed to the virus.
As Coronavirus is a new illness it's not clear what exact type of Face Mask and Filter will protect against spreading the virus. But there are recommendations on what type of protection may be best suited. WHO advise the use of an FFP2 or equivalent as the minimum amount of protection when protecting against Coronavirus.
We've created a guide advising which disposable face masks are available via our website, based on recommendations by the manufacturer to provide the minimum level of protection required. Due to demand, we have limited the number of masks on this guide to those we have available in stock. For additional advice on efficient protection, contact our helpful sales team on 0141 771 7749.
Frontline Safety - TSI Channel Partner
Frontline Safety are pleased to announce that we are now a Channel Partner for TSI Inc. TSI are a leader in the industry of precision measurement instruments and we are proud to be distributing their ...
