Materials for safety and shielding

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Cgate confirms business as usual

NEW OPPORTUNITIES IN A TIME OF CRISIS

The Cgate Group hopes that all our customers
have stayed safe during the lockdown

From feedback from colleagues around the world, we understand that a range of products is now in great demand due to the current situation

WE CAN HELP

Safety screens:  The gradual opening of businesses that deal with the public is going to necessitate the installation of screens to shield vendors from the public.  From simple screens, such at the ones above, to those that allow payment or products to be passed through, the demand is already very high.  Cgate can supply clear polycarbonate or acrylic panels in different thicknesses for a variety of applications and requirements, including optional UV coating.

Organisations that will require safety screens:

Any retail chain – no matter the size

Small retail shops - even the smallest shops will require a protection screens

Convenience stores at petrol stations

Office dividers – extra shields will be required to protect employees in open spaces

Municipal and government offices where they have to deal directly with the public.

Hotels

Taxis - Uber and others, to protect the driver.

Simple visors are in great demand for health care workers. Many of these, such as the examples above, will be single use and will be needed in large volumes, especially while the pandemic continues. Cgate can supply clear PET sheets for these visors with optional anti-fog coating. 

 

We have now become familiar with the floor graphics to assist with social distancing in stores and queues. Cgate can supply printable floor graphic material as well as the yellow and black warning strips.

FOR PRICING AND DETAILS OF ALL THESE PRODUCTS, CONTACT US.

Intertraffic Amsterdam has been postponed until next year.  We will update with more details about the show in due course.

Contact us for more information

 
 
info@cgategroup.com
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