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19 minutes ago, Mick Dempsey said:

In France they’re very keen on protective sleeves, they might even have legislation to that effect. 
helps avoid this. 

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Equally if not more useful for reducing Silky bites I'd think.

 

What are the sleeves made of? Full-on kevlar padding like trousers, or something lighter?

 

 

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All my working life - professional companies and not small chancer outfits - PPE use is mandatory to the point of "No PPE, No Job" rules... these last few comments and the thread on helmet chin straps... professionals, it shouldn't be a discussion or an anecdote, PPE should just happen. Only takes a couple of Gareths videos to let the message sink in.

 

(My anecdote, had an office role, looking at PPE for explosions and fires, the sales rep had a big book of injuries - going from minor burns to full on hard core - and used to guess before a sales meeting how far through the book the buyer would get before stopping him.. and then mark a second time how far they actually get.. he reckons no one got to the end before the message sank in... same as chainsaw videos only takes a couple for the message to be understood)

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2 hours ago, sime42 said:

 

Equally if not more useful for reducing Silky bites I'd think.

 

What are the sleeves made of? Full-on kevlar padding like trousers, or something lighter?

 

 

Prolly the stuff that’s in the trousers. 
@Ty Korrigan is more au fait than me about them. 

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2 hours ago, Steven P said:

All my working life - professional companies and not small chancer outfits - PPE use is mandatory to the point of "No PPE, No Job" rules... these last few comments and the thread on helmet chin straps... professionals, it shouldn't be a discussion or an anecdote, PPE should just happen. Only takes a couple of Gareths videos to let the message sink in.

 

(My anecdote, had an office role, looking at PPE for explosions and fires, the sales rep had a big book of injuries - going from minor burns to full on hard core - and used to guess before a sales meeting how far through the book the buyer would get before stopping him.. and then mark a second time how far they actually get.. he reckons no one got to the end before the message sank in... same as chainsaw videos only takes a couple for the message to be understood)

Yeah yeah, good things are good and bad things are bad. 

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