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Heat stress · Physical strain · Site safety

The world's worksite gear,
side by side.

From cooling vests to back-support exoskeletons and proximity alarms, each product sits on the same sheet: what it reduces, where it fits and where it doesn't.

Start from the burden you want to reduce.

All 13 products, grouped by the burden they reduce. Each one opens on the same sheet.

All products

Heat stress

4 products

Cooling and heat relief for hot and outdoor work.

  • Inside of the front panels of a black cotton Adjustable Zipper Cooling Vest, size M/L, with four blue Kool Max packs in pockets either side of the zip

    Adjustable Zipper Cooling Vest

    Polar Products · United States

    A zip-front cooling vest sized with hook-and-loop straps, holding 5–12 frozen or phase-change packs.

  • BAND V2: a dark grey square sensor unit with an orange shield logo, threaded on a black elastic strap

    BAND V2

    SlateSafety · United States

    Upper-arm band that estimates core temperature from heart rate and movement, and alerts wearer and supervisor.

  • Arctic Heat Cooling Vest in blue, front view, with a full-length zip and four gel bands

    Cooling Vest

    Arctic Heat · Australia

    A light vest with gel pockets that you soak, freeze and wear to cool the chest and upper back in hot work.

  • StaCool Industrial Vest in blue Cordura nylon, front view, with a green StaCool Vest logo on the chest and two black straps across the chest and stomach

    StaCool Industrial Vest

    StaCool Vest · United States

    A one-size Cordura vest that cools the torso with six frozen gel packs, for hot work and wear under PPE.

Physical strain

5 products

Assist suits and aids that take load off the body.

  • BionicBack on a plain background, seen from behind: shoulder straps, plastic back structure, hip shells and fabric-covered elastic elements running down to the thigh cuffs

    BionicBack

    hTRIUS · Germany

    A passive back exoskeleton with a flexible, spine-shaped frame and two support settings, made in Germany.

  • ProKnee Model 0714 Standard kneepads, one lying on its side and one standing upright, on a plain background

    Custom Fit Kneepads

    ProKnee · United States

    Full-length kneepads that move kneeling weight onto the shins, sized to each worker's leg measurements.

  • Hapo BACK on its own: shoulder straps with a chest strap, a grey lumbar belt, two black spring rods and two thigh sleeves

    Hapo BACK

    ErgoSanté · France

    Spring-rod back exoskeleton for forward bending, 1.1 kg and battery-free, with a release for sitting down.

  • SoftExo Lift 6 on a white background, side view: shoulder module with orange cords, waist belt, elastomer straps and knee modules with calf straps

    SoftExo Lift

    HUNIC · Germany

    Passive textile exoskeleton: leg elastomers store energy as you bend and give it back as you straighten up.

  • UPLIFT Lite laid flat: back harness, waistband with yellow straps, elastic bands and two thigh harnesses

    UPLIFT Lite

    Mawashi Science & Technology · Canada

    Battery-free back exoskeleton with elastic bands, 1.6 kg, switched on and off by hand at the waistband.

Site safety

4 products

Alerts and protection that prevent accidents on site.

  • BodyGuard i-Tag personal vibrating tag in orange and black, with battery OK and low indicator lights

    BodyGuard i-Tag

    BodyGuard Safety Solutions · Australia

    Tag-based proximity warning: the driver hears a spoken alert and the pedestrian's tag vibrates.

  • TWIG One alarm, front view with red SOS key, display and keypad

    TWIG One

    Twig Com · Finland

    A belt-worn lone worker alarm with an SOS key, optional automatic man-down alerts and loud hands-free calls.

  • Two WF2 pendants, one on its status screen and one on its start-up screen

    WorkForce WF2

    Grace Industries · United States

    Clip-on man-down pendant with a colour screen that sends fall, no-motion and panic alarms over site radio.

  • Several ZoneSafe tags in grey, yellow and red, one turned over to show its belt clip

    ZoneSafe V2P

    Avonwood Developments · United Kingdom

    An RFID zone around forklifts and plant that alerts the driver and vibrates the tag of the worker on foot.

How it works

From the maker's desk to your site.

Every sheet starts from the maker's own information. Makers can take part to confirm and update theirs.

  1. 01

    Written from the source

    We turn each maker's website and documents into one standard sheet, and list every source with the date we read it.

  2. 02

    Compared on equal terms

    Where it fits and where it doesn't, price conditions, trial terms, lead time and local support, in the same order for every product.

  3. 03

    Confirmed by the maker

    Makers who take part check their sheet. Confirmed items then show the date, and questions and trial requests go to the maker or its local partner.

Our rules

Four rules for every sheet.

  • 01

    Sources and dates

    Every page lists where its facts came from and when we read them.

  • 02

    No guesswork

    Anything the maker doesn't publish says so instead of being filled in.

  • 03

    No paid ranking

    Makers who take part pay a fee. It never changes the order.

  • 04

    Declarations, not verdicts

    Standards are the maker's declarations. We don't certify compliance.

For manufacturers

Reach worksites in Japan without a local team.

Send your materials once. We build and run your product sheet, and you confirm every fact.

Opens our contact form. We reply by email.

Monthly report

Your product · sent to you in English

Example
Sheet views
1,284
Questions
37
Trial requests
6

Answered from confirmed information

71%

Where it didn't fit

  • Work near furnaces3 sites
  • Indoor clean rooms1 site
Example monthly report with illustrative figures
Setup
We turn your catalog into one product sheet. You confirm every fact in English before it goes live.
Every week
Questions we couldn't answer, summarised without personal data. Your replies become published answers.
Every month
A report on views, questions, trial requests and the sites where your product didn't fit.
Pricing
A setup fee and a monthly fee. Never for placement or ranking.