Heavy Manufacturing
Protecting operators from entanglement, burns, and extreme noise.
Core Hazards
- Moving machinery entanglement
- High decibel noise exposure
- Chemical splashes
- Thermal burns
Required Protective Gear
GearLoft engineers solutions designed to mitigate the specific risks of this sector. Below is our recommended protective gear and usage protocol:
Kijina Dustcoats
Engineered with concealed buttons and elasticated cuffs to eliminate entanglement hazards.
Worn over daily clothing to secure all loose fabrics. Must remain fully buttoned when operating rotary machinery or lathes.
Heat-Resistant Aprons
Heavyweight drill cotton and leather aprons for thermal protection.
Tied securely at the waist and neck before approaching furnaces or welding stations to block slag and intense radiant heat.
Hearing Protection
Industrial-grade earmuffs designed for 12-hour shifts on the factory floor.
Worn continuously in zones exceeding 85 decibels to prevent permanent noise-induced hearing loss.
Safety Boots
Steel-toe MK II boots with oil and heat-resistant PU soles.
Laced tightly before entering the floor to prevent crush injuries from dropped heavy components and slip incidents on oily surfaces.
Heavy Duty Gumboots
Steel-toe PVC boots with deep lugs for chemical and mud resistance.
Worn in wet-processing areas or when handling heavy industrial chemicals and sludges.
Protective Gloves
Heavy-duty leather, PVC, or cut-resistant Kevlar gloves.
Worn to protect hands from sharp metal edges, thermal burns, and abrasive industrial materials.
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