New Products Round-Up: Friday, Nov. 29, 2024
This week’s new safety products enhance workplace safety and productivity with solutions like spot coolers, work boots, helmet liners and moisture barriers.
- By Robert Yaniz Jr.
- Nov 29, 2024
This week’s roundup of new products highlights innovative solutions from EXAIR, KEEN Utility, STUDSON, and Milliken & Company. As always, we spotlight these offerings to keep you informed on the latest tools designed to enhance workplace safety, boost productivity and meet the evolving demands of the occupational health and safety industry.
SPOT COOLER
Utilizing cool and clean compressed air, EXAIR’s Adjustable Spot Cooler System offers a low-cost, reliable, and maintenance-free solution for industrial spot cooling needs. Designed to address a wide range of cooling challenges, this tool offers precision control, versatility and ease of use for a variety of applications, including milling, machining, soldering, gas sampling and welding. More information at tinyurl.com/v9t34usz.
WORK BOOTS
Featuring a 90-degree heel, the new San Jose 90° work boot from KEEN Utility provides added stability on ladders, scaffolding and soft surfaces. Highlights include lightweight aluminum safety toes, premium all-leather upper, KEEN.DRY waterproof, breathable membrane, and KEEN Luftcell air-infused cushioning. Razor siping on the rubber outsole ensures slip-resistant footing, especially on wet surfaces. More information at tinyurl.com/55muhh89.
HELMET LINER
The perfect companion for ultimate comfort and warmth while working in challenging industrial environments, STUDSON's Fleece Helmet Liner is designed to fit snugly under any version of the SHK-1 safety helmet. The 97 percent polyester and 3 percent elastane fleece-lined cap provides a soft, insulating layer to keep workers warm, productive, and focused on the job, even in the harshest conditions. More information at tinyurl.com/3fbuzunt.
MOISTURE BARRIER
Milliken & Company launched Milliken Assure, North America’s first non-PFAS, non-halogenated, flame-resistant moisture barrier for firefighter turnout gear. The new fabric is UL-certified and exceeds NFPA 1971-2018 requirements, successfully passing a more stringent testing process for moisture barrier performance than the newly published NFPA 1970-2025 standard. More information at tinyurl.com/yc3j7mh8.
About the Author
Robert Yaniz Jr. is the Content Editor of Occupational Health & Safety.