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Elevated Temperature Hard Hat for Secure Comfort
The lightweight H-700T Series Elevated Temperature Hard Hat from 3M Personal Safety features a suspension that sits lower on the head to reduce pressure and increase security while withstanding radiant heat loads up to 375 deg F.
Watch What You Wear
Studies show that only 60 percent of the 20 million employees required to wear eye and face protection actually comply. The consequence to this is an increase in eye injuries and their associated human and economic costs. Here is some of the newest PPE available to address this lack of protection.
Hard-Hat Head Assemblies for Powered Air Purifying Respirators
Lightweight Titanium 9400 series hard-hat PAPR systems from Miller Electric are designed to evenly distribute weight for optimal comfort and have dual air speeds that allow users to adjust the volume of air to maximize comfort.
Fabtech 2013: Safety and Environmental Protection
A look at some of the barrier doors, head protection and ceiling fans exhibited on the show floor at McCormick Place in Chicago on November 18-21.
Safety Helmets Aid Welder Comfort and Productivity
Kimberly-Clark Professional expands their Jackson Safety line of welding helmets with the Jackson Safety WH70 BH3 and the Jackson Safety Balder W-40 SmarTIGer, both of which deliver the highest standards of optical clarity that can be achieved when using an auto-darkening filter.
Zero Injuries: How Safety and Productivity Find Common Ground
TO meet the ANSI 87.1 regulation for shops regarding PPE compliance around eye, face and head protection, here are some ways on to ensure there is no compromise of workplace safety or productivity in eliminating PPE gaps in safety.
Head Protection
This category includes items worn to prevent the head as a whole from being injured due to impacts, penetrations, contact with electrical hazards, etc., rather than garments worn specifically to protect the eyes or breathing. Protective headgear typically refers to…
Rigid Lifelines Supplies Fall Protection to One World Trade Center
The company designed and supplied a total of 1,975 linear feet of fall protection track and the highest self-retracting lanyards in an occupied building to One World Trade Center.
Can You Hear Me Now’
Hear This: Noise-induced hearing loss is permanent. But it is also 100 percent preventable.
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