A-Safe are pleased to announce the launch of their revolutionary new iFlex range of safety barrier, researched and developed by forward thinking, innovative engineers.
The UK safety barrier company continuously improve and evolve their products. 2013 saw them manufacture their striped Bollard, improve the features of their Swing Gate and invent and whole new type of Dock Roller to much acclaim.
And behind the scenes they have been working round the clock on the entire product suite. They are excited by the launch of the whole new iFlex product range, and the enhanced benefits which they’ll bring.
“It’s important not to rest on your laurels” said director Mr Smith. “Our ethos is simple: We produce a fantastic product, and when it goes to market we’re already looking in to making it even better. The new range that’ll be available in the new year will take the industry by storm, and we’re sure that A-Safe will be the only name on everyone’s lips when it comes to segregation and safety”.
Over the course of the year the entire iFlex product range will grow.
“It’s a natural progression of our system” Mr Smith added. “Our current range is still superb, but there’s a science behind our products, and our team are even able to make improvements on that. Hence why we’re bringing the first iFlex product out in January.”
It doesn’t seem long ago that A-Safe brought us the RackGuard Leg Protecta, which quickly became the preferred choice of rack leg protection for blue chip companies worldwide. Flexible, strong and independently tested and certified by TUV, it left its competitors lingering in the shade. The competition haven’t even had chance to catch up with A-Safe, as they launch the new RackGuard product, the first iFlex product on the market.
It’s the latest success story to come from a firm who are already at the top of the health and safety game. Just when you thought A-Safe must be bursting at the seams, they’re going to grow even bigger once again in 2014.
A-Safe
Tel: 01422 331133
Twitter: @asafebarrier
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