Article archive for Glassguard
Danger in use of shatterproof lamps (24 March 2015)
Europe’s leading provider of safer lighting solutions, GlassGuard® has warned food manufacturers of the dangers of using non-compliant shatterproof lamps. The warning comes following reports of non-compliant lamps being used by some food manufacturers, which have resulted in failure of Global Food Standard Initiative (GFSI) food safety audits.
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Fragment retention lamps avoid contamination in food factory (13 March 2014)
GlassGuard BlackBand® fragment retention lamps have been installed at raw meat supplier Heinrich Manten in Germany following an accidental lamp breakage. The installation safeguards Manten’s production site against glass contamination and also protects against injury to personnel.
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New guidance to assist lighting upgrades in factories (03 March 2014)
Fragment retention lamp specialist GlassGuard® has published a guidance document entitled: 'Upgrading T8 Fluorescent Lighting in Factory Production Environments - An Economic Comparison of T5 Fluorescent and LED Lighting Options'.
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GlassGuard is on the ball (15 June 2012)
Staff at Thetford-based GlassGuard, a manufacturer of fragment retention lamps, recently took part in a five-a-side football tournament to help raise funds for a local charity.
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Smashing project (30 November 2011)
Fragment retention lamps manufacturer GlassGuard has recently completed a re-lamping project at Thetford Town FC.
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A shattering experience (07 December 2010)
GlassGuard BlackBand coated shatterproof lamps are the best way to protect your business from accidental lamp breakage and glass contamination. To see for yourself how important fragment retention lamps can be for your business, watch GlassGuard’s new video, live on the website right now. Providing a multitude of good reasons why shatterproof lamps to BS EN61549 standard are vital for the safety of the public, employees and your business, this clever film gets straight to the point.
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