Wednesday, May 19, 2010
Thursday, May 13, 2010
Customer Testimonials
It's always nice to hear good things about our company.
Visit our customer testimonial page to hear a few nice things about us.
We appreciate the kind thoughts!
Click here.
Visit our customer testimonial page to hear a few nice things about us.
We appreciate the kind thoughts!
Click here.
Thursday, April 29, 2010
UPDATE: Hi-Vis segmented striping
NSA has made a permanent product change regarding our Hi-Vis striping on all garments. The garments will now come standard with our new sleek segmented striping. The striping conforms to the garment, giving the wearer less restriction in a working environment. For more information, please see the attached PDF here for a picture of the segmented striping.
Monday, April 12, 2010
National Safety Apparel Product Videos
NSA will continue to provide quick videos displaying a new highlighted product. To view the products, please click the link below.
http://www.youtube.com/user/Marketing1045
http://www.youtube.com/user/Marketing1045
Monday, April 5, 2010
NSA's NEW 8 cal Hi-Vis T-shirt
NSA’s Hi-Vis Long Sleeve T-shirt is designed using ReliantTM performance fabrics for an engineered 7.75 oz. shirt meeting NFPA 70E HRC 2, ASTM 1506 and ANSI 107-2010
The FR properties of ReliantTM fabrics allow for a soft-to-the-touch shirt that wicks moisture away from your skin, keeping the wearer cool and comfortable all day.
Duane Siders, Vice President of Sales and Marketing, states “NSA continues to meet the wearer’s demands in the market for superior performance and comfort, while meeting the stringent federal and state protective clothing requirements. With this new alternative, the wearer can now satisfy their requirements for both HRC 2 and ANSI class 2 or 3 with one product.”
The Hi-Vis HRC 2 Long Sleeve T-shirt is available with ANSI Class 2 or Class 3 segmented striping. The striping conforms to the garment, giving the wearer less restriction in a working environment.
The FR properties of ReliantTM fabrics allow for a soft-to-the-touch shirt that wicks moisture away from your skin, keeping the wearer cool and comfortable all day.
Duane Siders, Vice President of Sales and Marketing, states “NSA continues to meet the wearer’s demands in the market for superior performance and comfort, while meeting the stringent federal and state protective clothing requirements. With this new alternative, the wearer can now satisfy their requirements for both HRC 2 and ANSI class 2 or 3 with one product.”
The Hi-Vis HRC 2 Long Sleeve T-shirt is available with ANSI Class 2 or Class 3 segmented striping. The striping conforms to the garment, giving the wearer less restriction in a working environment.
Thursday, March 11, 2010
NSA's Arc Resistant Rainwear 101
Join us for a Webinar on April 7:
Join Markin Dornan, NSA's Senior Product Manager of Arc and Flame Resistant Rainwear for this FREE webcast. Learn about the latest updates and comprehensive look into NSA's three Arc Resistant Rainwear product lines: Arc Essential, Arc H20 & Arc Extreme.
Markin has over 10 years of Arc and Flame Resistant Rainwear experience. As an active member of ASTM, Markin contributes to the advancement of safety test methods and product specifications utilized by companies who are at risk of electrical and flame hazards.
NOTE: This will not be an interactive webcast but please feel free to submit any questions to Markin at mdornan@nsamfg.com beforehand. Stay tuned for Markin's responses to FAQ's following the webcast.
Register now for your chance to win an NSA FR Performance Wear T-shirt.
Title: NSA's Arc Resistant Rainwear 101
Date: Wednesday, April 7, 2010
Time: 2:00 PM - 2:20 PM EDT
Space is limited.
Reserve your Webinar seat now at:
https://www2.gotomeeting.com/register/500019355
Join Markin Dornan, NSA's Senior Product Manager of Arc and Flame Resistant Rainwear for this FREE webcast. Learn about the latest updates and comprehensive look into NSA's three Arc Resistant Rainwear product lines: Arc Essential, Arc H20 & Arc Extreme.
Markin has over 10 years of Arc and Flame Resistant Rainwear experience. As an active member of ASTM, Markin contributes to the advancement of safety test methods and product specifications utilized by companies who are at risk of electrical and flame hazards.
NOTE: This will not be an interactive webcast but please feel free to submit any questions to Markin at mdornan@nsamfg.com beforehand. Stay tuned for Markin's responses to FAQ's following the webcast.
Register now for your chance to win an NSA FR Performance Wear T-shirt.
Title: NSA's Arc Resistant Rainwear 101
Date: Wednesday, April 7, 2010
Time: 2:00 PM - 2:20 PM EDT
Space is limited.
Reserve your Webinar seat now at:
https://www2.gotomeeting.com/register/500019355
Friday, February 26, 2010
Layering Information
Overview of NFPA 70E: NFPA 70E is not a law, but a “voluntary consensus standard” referenced by the National Electric Code for safety requirements and has been cited by OSHA under the General Duty Clause. Within every organization, there are a number of maintenance workers, electricians, machine operators, or HVAC personnel who are at risk of an electric arc flash and need FR clothing protection as specified by NFPA 70E. In fact, many industries where employees work on or near electrical equipment are affected by NFPA 70E.
An important change to NFPA 70E could result in increased sales for you!
In the past, a worker could use a non-FR undergarment, layered with an FR garment that was rated HRC 1 to achieve HRC 2 protection. This is no longer the case.
With the new NFPA 70E - 2009 revision, you can still wear cotton or natural fiber undergarments, however you cannot use non-FR garments to layer with an FR garment to increase the HRC rating.
What does this mean to you? You can now offer several solutions for NFPA 70E dailywear.
Here are 2 choices you can provide that will allow a wearer to achieve HRC 2 protection:
1. You can sell a single layer, stand alone garment that is rated HRC 2. Fabric choices vary, from DuPont Protera, Westex Indura Ultrasoft wovens and knits, as well as several other fabrics.
2. If your customer is wearing an HRC 1 rated garment, you can provide them with our FR Performance Wear T-Shirt, allowing the wearer to layer both garments to achieve proper HRC 2 protection.
If you would like additional support, please contact the NSA Regional Sales Manager in your area. Click here for NSA’s Territory Map.
Thank you for your continued support of NSA.
An important change to NFPA 70E could result in increased sales for you!
In the past, a worker could use a non-FR undergarment, layered with an FR garment that was rated HRC 1 to achieve HRC 2 protection. This is no longer the case.
With the new NFPA 70E - 2009 revision, you can still wear cotton or natural fiber undergarments, however you cannot use non-FR garments to layer with an FR garment to increase the HRC rating.
What does this mean to you? You can now offer several solutions for NFPA 70E dailywear.
Here are 2 choices you can provide that will allow a wearer to achieve HRC 2 protection:
1. You can sell a single layer, stand alone garment that is rated HRC 2. Fabric choices vary, from DuPont Protera, Westex Indura Ultrasoft wovens and knits, as well as several other fabrics.
2. If your customer is wearing an HRC 1 rated garment, you can provide them with our FR Performance Wear T-Shirt, allowing the wearer to layer both garments to achieve proper HRC 2 protection.
If you would like additional support, please contact the NSA Regional Sales Manager in your area. Click here for NSA’s Territory Map.
Thank you for your continued support of NSA.
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