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Spray booth regulations and how you can adhere to them

Whether we are offering advice for spray booth operators, or our engineers are testing equipment themselves, health and safety remains at the forefront of everything we do – not only for those operating machinery but for...

Fibreglass vs. synthetic (PolyMat) filters

For as long as we can remember spray booth filters have traditionally been made from fibreglass, namely because it made them easier to fit, clean and change. It was also seen as the most economical and...

How (and why) you need to dispose of your spray booth filters responsibly

Between legislative testing and adherence to the Health and Safety Executive (HSE), our business and those belonging to our industry are subject to any number of safety obligations. One of the foremost obligations is that of...

How to ensure your bodyshop runs as productively as possible

Are you looking to increase productivity in your bodyshop? Whether you’re a small team or a larger, established firm, productivity is key when it comes to your bodyshop. After all, bodyshops are renowned for being busy...

Is your spray booth ready for life after lockdown?

Beyond 21st June 2021, it will be the intention of countless businesses across the country to ‘get into gear’ for the future. Preparation will be vital if you want to capitalise on post-pandemic business. The sectors...

Our emergency breakdown operations during COVID-19

To our customers, In light of the ongoing COVID-19 situation, we want to reassure you that we are taking great efforts and every necessary precaution to ensure that our team works as remotely as possible. Crucially,...

Introducing the PolyMat EX spray booth filter

Following years of extensive research and development, trials, and countless stages of live testing with Key Customers such as Direct Line Group, Rye St. Group and Northern Accident Repair Group, we are proud to announce the...

Why do we carry out breathing air quality tests?

Breathing air quality tests are typically carried out where breathing apparatus is connected to a compressed airline, where there are a number of factors that could contaminate this air and potentially compromise the safety of the...

What is P601 testing and why we’re training our staff on it

Accredited by the British Occupational Hygiene Society, P601 provides training and a formal qualification in the competence and Thorough Examination and Testing (TE&T) of Local Exhaust Ventilation (LEV) systems. TE&T of LEV systems is required under...

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