Electric equipment - Import export

Manufactured from a robust polycarbonate frame, FRESNA™ safety glasses do not contain any metal parts and so help protect eyes from electric arcs that may form while working on electrical equipment or heavy machinery. The slimline temple design boosts comfort when worn with ear defenders.

Manufactured from a robust polycarbonate frame, FRESNA™ safety glasses do not contain any metal parts and so help protect eyes from electric arcs that may form while working on electrical equipment or heavy machinery. The slimline temple design boosts comfort when worn with ear defenders.

Manufactured from a robust polycarbonate frame, FRESNA™ safety glasses do not contain any metal parts and so help protect eyes from electric arcs that may form while working on electrical equipment or heavy machinery. The slimline temple design boosts comfort when worn with ear defenders.

Manufactured from a robust polycarbonate frame, FRESNA™ safety glasses do not contain any metal parts and so help protect eyes from electric arcs that may form while working on electrical equipment or heavy machinery. The slimline temple design boosts comfort when worn with ear defenders.

Manufactured from a robust polycarbonate frame, FRESNA™ safety glasses do not contain any metal parts and so help protect eyes from electric arcs that may form while working on electrical equipment or heavy machinery. The slimline temple design boosts comfort when worn with ear defenders.

We strive to ensure the materials we choose & the products we offer are at the leading edge of what is available in the market. DLR works with clients in the design & development of products to develop novel, workable solutions. Rubber sheeting of all kinds finds use in industry mainly in the form of a protective barrier. These barriers can be against chemicals, fire & debris. The choice of materials is different depending on the chemical to be protected against its concentration & temperature. Protection against fire is more complex. Consideration is given to items such as escape routes, the toxicity of the smoke generated by the rubber, whether the fumes given off are likely to be harmful to human beings and any (critical, expensive) electrical equipment.