Product Focus

Area monitor

The Radius BZ1 Area Monitor alerts workers about hazards with alarms that sound at 108 dB. The monitor shows workers what hazards are present without having to get too close, and wirelessly connects teams to view alarms and real-time gas readings from any other instrument on the network.

Gas detector

The GTD-2000Ex is designed for the continuous detection of toxic gases and oxygen in areas that have potential for explosion.

Refrigerant leak detector

The H-10 PRO is a highly responsive universal refrigerant leak detector that uses heated diode sensor technology. The detector is ultrasensitive to all halogen-based, non-flammable CFC, HFC and HCFC refrigerants for reliable use in a wide range of refrigerant leak detection applications.

Avoid the ‘blame game’ with safety issues

I understand the importance of positive communication in safety, but how do I educate frontline supervisors about avoiding the “blame game” when discussing safety issues with workers?
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Disposable earplugs

This comprehensive lineup of disposable earplugs features 14 new products that include corded, uncorded and metal-detectable styles.

Impact-resistant gloves

Impact Demolition Gloves are built with enhanced TPR on the back of the fingertips and palms. With an ANSI/ISEA Level 2 impact rating, the gloves offer protection for users at high risk of hand and finger injury.

Foam hand sanitizer

Prefense Foam Hand Sanitizer acts as a barrier against germs and offers lasting protection with just one application a day. The sanitizer is a patented, alcohol-free formula that soothes and moisturizes hands.

Rechargeable pistol-grip spotlight

The Waypoint 300 is a rechargeable high-lumen pistol-grip spotlight with enhanced down-range lighting capability. Featuring 270,000 candela, a 1,039-meter beam distance and 1,000 lumens on high, the spotlight’s powerful long-range targeting beam is portable and runs for 3.75 to 87 hours on high, medium and low, respectively.
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Trends in … hearing protection

How big of a problem is work-related hearing loss? Bigger than you might think.

Trends in … respiratory protection

“Millions of workers are required to wear respirators in various workplaces throughout the United States,” OSHA states, adding that compliance with the Respiratory Protection Standard (1910.134) “could avert hundreds of deaths and thousands of illnesses annually.”

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