CutPRO to show cut resistant clothing at glasstec2020

04 Nov '19

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CutPRO will exhibit its cut resistant clothing at the Glasstec2020 Expo during October 20-23, 2020 in Dusseldorf. The expo is expected to be attended by around 1,300 exhibitors from 50 countries. There will be latest innovations in the glass industry and personal protective equipment. The CutPRO Cut Resistant Clothing is produced in the European Union.

“We have decided to present and exhibit our truly outstanding cut resistant clothing range at glasstec2020, the world’s largest and most respected exhibition within the glass industry” Robert Kaiser, CEO of PPSS Group and CutPRO Cut Resistant Clothing said. “There is no better platform for us to showcase our range of potentially lifesaving cut resistant garments to the world.”

“CutPRO has been working with some of the world’s best known and established glass producing and processing firms. The time has now come to intensify our marketing efforts and introduce our brand to the global audience, and the glasstec2020 is offering us multiple and ideal opportunities and options,” Kaiser added.

The entire CutPRO Cut Resistant Clothing range is being produced within the European Union. The production complies with the latest ISO 9001:2016 quality control standard in order to produce and supply the best possible quality garments.

CutPRO Cut Resistant Clothing offers the highest levels of protection. All garments have been tested and certified against all relevant European (EN 388:2016), American (ANSI/ISEA 2016) and International (ISO 13997) industry standards.

CutPRO operates a no compromise approach to quality. All garments are fully CE marked (Cat II PPE). This means all garments comply fully with European laws, rules and regulations.

Kaiser said due to recent changes of all European legal requirements, rules and regulations, CutPRO has seen a spectacular increase in the number of inquires for their product range. Kaiser said: “We seem to be a breath of fresh air to all glass producing and processing facilities. It has become quite transparent that too many producers of cut resistant clothing still tend to cut corners in order to protect high profit margins.”

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