iTip Handles was one of the exhibitors at the event in 2023. The event is Europe's leading event for health and safety professionals. It provides visitors with an opportunity to meet with suppliers showcasing their latest innovations in health and safety products and services. iTip Safety Handles are a cost-effective safety decision for wheelbarrows, sack trucks, wheelchairs and cement mixers. They introduce a proper ergonomic handle that rotates as the device is moved, proven to reduce the chance of injury to the back and wrists by the Health and Safety Executive. Adding iTip® Safety Handles is an effective way to...

From people lifting heavy parcels around warehouses to delivery drivers moving products across the country, workers are vulnerable to the risk of injury from hazardous manual handling during the festive period. Use iTip Handles to reduce injuries and reinforce training.

After enthusiastically meeting us in full kilt at the Landscapers Show 22, The Kilted Gardener was back in his normal environment to test iTip Handles on his regular tasks. The YouTube influencer with 2,000 followers has created an extensive independent review video of iTip Handles in both a garden/ landscaper context and using them to move a heavy load across railway lines. Click here to see it. Part of the fabled Lawn Care Legends organisation, this group are landscape professional's that stretch the length of the United Kingdom. In the review The Kilted Gardener not only shows how to quickly attach iTip...

We always enjoy talking to Health & Safety professionals as they totally see the safety benefit of iTip Handles. From supermarkets and distribution using roll cages and sack trucks to construction with wheelbarrow injury stories they are always well received followed by; "why has someone not thought of that before!" It was great to catch up again with Steve from Renault Alpine Racing. They have ordered 5 sets for the sack trucks used to move equipment such as tyres. He told us about the injury that occurred to a colleague when he lost his grip on a sack truck. He...