Bohle America and BEC- Safety and Success

Bohle America and BEC- Safety and Success
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Date: 11 March 2019

Bohle event debut features latest product advancement

The 23rd annual Building Envelope Contractors (BEC) Conference wrapped up this week in Las Vegas and the team from Bohle America experienced a very successful maiden voyage there. Bohle America focused its exhibit on its brand new line of safety clothing. 

The CutEx line of safety gear was a major hit at the very popular annual event, with manufacturers, fabricators and glaziers from all over North America showing deep interest in the product.

Bohle had several styles on hand to meet virtually any safety or comfort need of the audience.

One of the more popular styles was the High performance sport fibre 70400 that has the following features:

  • Permanently hydrophilic
  • Antibacterial & fast drying
  • Breathable & lightweight fabric, 160 gsm
  • UV protection, tested UPF 40
  • Easy care - Reinforced puncture protection in forearms
  • HighVis according to EN ISO 20471

In addition Bohle America also had the ultimate in protection and comfort with a cut level 6 version pullover. All of the products shown are high performance models that bring optimum protection at the workplace and are antibacterial & sweat absorbing as well as flexible, stretchy and lightweight.

For more information on these products contact Bohle America at info@bohle-america.com.

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