The World’s Thinnest Cut F Glove
Ejendals presents: The World’s Thinnest Cut F Glove
Topics: Industry, manufacturing
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Major investment provides increased capacity and 15 new jobs at the JALAS shoe factory in Jokipii, in Finland.
Ejendals and its shoe brand JALAS are investing 2 million euros in a new shoe injection machine for shoe production. The investment will increase the capacity for the production of safety shoes by 30 per cent.
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For the first time ever, a safety shoe has been recycled into usable textile fiber in Finland.
The recycling industry has long tried to solve the problem of recycling textile waste back into fibres. Now the safety footwear brand JALAS managed to recycle the uppers of safety shoes back into usable textile fiber. This is a unique sustainable development innovation.
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Ejendals and Gore - two family companies in collaboration, with a common set of values.
The family companies Ejendals and W. L. Gore & Associates (Gore), the company behind the GORE-TEX brand, have started a collaboration.
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TEGERA® ANTI-VIBRATION GLOVE WON BEST IN TEST
TEGERA® 9180 shakes off the competition to take out Best All-round Anti-vibration Glove in a recent review conducted by the British hand safety experts at safetygloves.co.uk.
