Reactec's advanced wearable technology can help you safeguard your workers from collisions with heavy vehicles and equipment. In many industries workers can be exposed to high levels of dust, causing breathing problems that could lead to life threatening respiratory diseases.

R-Link builds upon Reactec’s trusted HAVS monitoring capability to offer expanded functionality which alerts the wearer when they are within dangerous proximity to moving vehicles, active machinery, or a restricted area in real-time.

An eco-system of tough wearables and cloud-based analytics that takes the guesswork out of Hand Arm Vibration Syndrome (HAVS) prevention. The HAVWEAR watch measures real-time exposure in the field using sophisticated sensor and software technology.

HAVWEAR - Hand Arm Vibration Monitor ... The HAVWEAR watch has been developed to more easily and effectively assess and manage hand arm vibration (HAV) risks. The HAVWEAR watch is a wrist worn device to advise workers of vibration exposure risk.

Oct 7, 2019 · Here are 8 top tips for keeping warm to help prevent HAVS. Stay warm, don’t get warm. It is a lot less work to keep fingers warm compared with getting already-cold fingers warm. So focus on employees starting out warm and staying warm with the help of …

HAVwear is a wrist-worn device that continuously tracks vibration exposure from tool use, providing instant feedback to workers. Audible and vibration alerts notify users when exposure limits are reached, allowing for immediate intervention.

The HAV-Sentry system is a reliable guard against the hazardous effects of vibration overexposure on the human hand, protecting tool operators from developing the lifelong Hand Arm Vibration Syndrome.

The HAVS Protect sensor helps employers effortlessly adhere to occupational health and safety regulations regarding vibration exposure. By ensuring compliance, it minimizes the risk of legal repercussions and fines associated with non-compliance.

May 23, 2024 · HAVS, also known as vibration white finger (VWF), is a condition that primarily affects workers who regularly use vibrating hand-held tools and equipment, such as power drills, sanders, jackhammers, chainsaws, and more.

A key element towards helping to prevent HAVS is trying to keep good blood circulation by keeping warm and dry, massaging and moving fingers during breaks and not smoking because smoking has been proven to deteriorate circulation.