DRAPER protective equipment

DRAPER offers this protective equipment. In the workshop, a metal chip, a drop of brake fluid or a spray of cleaner can reach your eyes in a split second.

Why wear protection in the workshop?

The benefits:

• Impact-resistant lenses, usually polycarbonate: light, they stop chips from grinding and drilling.
• Insulating gloves rated for a given voltage: protection against electric shock, not just dirt.
• Light equipment you can keep on comfortably for the whole job.

Why choose DRAPER?

Draper is a British family business founded in 1919 by Bert Draper in Kingston upon Thames, based since 1963 in Chandler’s Ford, Hampshire, and run by the family for three generations. Its catalogue lists more than 11,000 hand, power and automotive tools and workshop equipment items.

When should you replace this equipment?

Lenses scratched enough to impair vision, a broken arm, a glove that is punctured, cracked or hardened: replace the equipment, damaged protection no longer protects.

Specifications and fitting tips

• Manufacturer part number: 73743

Cross-Mania tip: Wear the glasses for any grinding, drilling, blowing or work under the bike, and check the size and voltage class of the gloves before working near a battery or an electrical circuit.

Compatibility

Workshop item: choose the size stated in the title.