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Ergodyne adds new ANSI-compliant GloWear to its Hi-Vis line

By Michelle Froese | April 9, 2018

As outdoor work increases with the temperature, Ergodyne has announced a new addition to its GloWear Hi-Vis Apparel line to help workers be seen and stay cool.

Ergoydne The new 8009 Hi-Vis Mesh Leg Gaiter compliments the six new GloWear offerings rolled out by Ergodyne ahead of last construction season, including the 8005 Hi-Vis Mesh Neck Shade, 8280BK Type R Class 2 Black Front Performance T-Shirt, and 8253HDZ Type R Class 2 Heavy-Duty Mesh Surveyors Vest.

“This breathable all-mesh leg gaiter option allows workers to add more day and night visibility to stay safe during warm weather work,” said Aaron Skemp, product specialist, Ergodyne.

In addition to the polyester mesh and 2″ reflective strips both – ANSI-compliant – a drawstring closure provides a more snug and secure fit compared to similar products that use elastic bands.

According to the National Safety Council, preventable injuries and fatalities experience an uptick during the summer months, including those resulting from struck-by accidents. In addition to education and training, ANSI-compliant high-visibility garments play a key role in the mitigation of those risks.

“For over a decade, GloWear has been keeping workers safe and seen on the job,” said Tom Votel, president & CEO, Ergodyne. “We strive to innovate in both design and materials, and this new addition to our existing collection of vests, shirts and accessories built specifically for summer is no exception.”


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