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  • new all in one complete confined space kits
    September 30, 2022

    Two New All-In-One Confined Space Kits

    In an effort to continue to provide quality and proven equipment to our customers, we've made available two new complete confined space entry kits. Read on to learn more about our new kits.
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  • understanding and reading your calibration gas cylinder label
    September 30, 2022

    Understanding Your Calibration Gas Cylinder Label

    We want to help you make sense of the label on your calibration gas cylinder. What's in the cylinder? Is it still good or is it expired? We also want to explain how to determine if the cylinder still contains gas. Read on to learn more.
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  • when to use an airline respirator
    September 30, 2022

    When Use an Airline Respirator?

    When it comes to the use of an airline respirator, there seems to be a lot of confusion. Typically the thinking is, "this application seems a bit more dangerous, so maybe an airline respirator is needed." In this article, we will give you some basic guidelines for the use of an airline respirator. We hope this will cut through some of the confusion and indecision.

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  • Stop using leather palm gloves
    September 30, 2022

    3 Reasons To Stop Using Leather Palm Work Gloves

    Leather palm work gloves are, from a technological perspective, old as dirt. If you are a leather palm glove holdout, it is definitely time to consider making the switch to nitrile coated microfoam grip work gloves. Here are 3 reasons why.
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  • How To Simplify A Fall Protection Harness
    September 30, 2022

    How To Simplify a Fall Protection Harness

    Anybody who has worn a fall protection harness knows it presents challenges. Putting on certain harnesses can be difficult. Fitting harnesses to your size and shape can be difficult. Even more so, hooking up a lanyard or self retracting lifeline to a back D-ring presents all sorts difficulties.

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