Product Focus: Plant safety
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Work material organizer Store-Boards are used to organize tools, equipment and materials. The boards provide a visual that helps workers account for all tools and equipment in their area. Outline graphics and words for each item make it easy for employees to keep equipment in its proper place. Store-Boards can be designed to any size and style. Accuform Signs |
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Loading dock restraints Dok-Lok vehicle restraints help prevent trailer separation incidents at loading docks – keeping employees safe and improving productivity. An exclusive light communication system provides full-time communication of the Dok-Lok status to the forklift driver both at the loading dock and inside the trailer. Rite-Hite Corp. |
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Floor-marking products Toughstripe floor-marking products are made of rugged polyester with an ultra-aggressive adhesive. The products have polyester surfaces, which offer superior resistance to marks and smudges, and low-profile designs that minimize the risk of tears and scratches from skids and pallet jacks. The products are available in a variety of sizes, colors and shapes, including dashes, dots, arrows, footprints and corner marks. Brady |
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Slip-resistant products This line of slip-resistant metal flooring products is designed to increase safety and decrease risk exposure. Products include slip-resistant grating, ladder rung/covers and floor scales. These products have a long, low-maintenance life cycle and are simple to install. They are available in steel, stainless steel, aluminum and galvanized steel. SlipNOT Metal Safety Flooring |
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