As the global COVID-19 pandemic continues to disrupt our daily lives, Ensinger have been developing new ways to help keep the public safe. Below are just some of the projects and applications we have been involved in to help support both the NHS and the wider community.

Protect yourself and others during this pandemic by avoiding interaction with contaminated surfaces such as door handles, lift buttons and chip and PIN devices. The No-Touch Tool is cleverly designed to act as a substitute for those daily actions that would otherwise be performed by human hands. 

To help reduce the number of things you have to touch everyday, the No-Touch Tool comprises a hook for handles and a stylus point that can be used to press buttons.

To purchase our No-Touch Tool, please contact our friendly sales team today!

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Keep your employees and customers safer during this pandemic with our face shields. Face shields can effectively protect your face, eyes, nose and mouth from direct contact with liquids, sprays and droplets in the air.

Although widely used in medical and healthcare establishments, face shields are also effective in a wider variety of public facing roles such as shopkeepers, taxi drivers, deli-counter assistants, pharmacists, checkout operators, receptionists and many more. 

Our shield uses optically clear PET or PVC foil material for maximum visibility, and the adjustable headband is made from PP. For optimal protection, the shield covers the full face, extending below the chin and to the ears laterally.

These transparent face shields can be worn on their own, or over other PPE such as surgical masks and eyewear, to offer an additional barrier against Coronavirus. 

Ventilator equipment desperately needed to assist Coronavirus patients to breathe, have been in short supply in the UK. Therefore, a number of manufacturers from a range of industries have been stepping up to help plug the shortage.  

Ensinger has been supporting this, following an urgent requirement to supply material for the valuable production of ventilator equipment, desperately needed to assist the NHS during the Coronavirus outbreak.