LABEL MAKER -- Occupational Health & Safety

Control Co.

LABEL MAKER

Control Company's new Lab Label Maker is designed to quickly and easily make labels for chemicals, bottles, shelves, and equipment. Its self-adhesive, colored tape sticks powerfully to any surface including glass, plastic, metal, rubber, or wood. Raised white letters on 3/8-inch (9mm) wide tape are readable from eight feet away.

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Halo™ Swing-Activated Faucet and Emergency Eyewash

Bradley’s combined Halo™ Swing-Activated Faucet and Emergency Eyewash is a convenient space saver for tight workspaces. During regular faucet use, the eyewash is stored out of the way. In an emergency, the Halo eyewash is immediately activated when it is swung out 90 degrees over the sink. In less than one second, the faucet is deactivated while the eyewash is directly positioned over the sink for use. Designed with a durable ceramic valve that limits wear on moving parts, this swing-activated model provides dependability and long-lasting performance. 3
Mobile Access Platforms

Mobile Access Platforms allow safe access to areas difficult to reach, such as machinery, warehouse racking, vehicle maintenance, and in welding or plastering applications. Platforms can be designed to suit any use where off-the-shelf platforms are not applicable, or when ladders or towers are not appropriate. The engineered designs, using modular components, let the platforms be delivered and constructed quickly. Visit ASSP Booth #1829 or www.keesafety.com 3
SlateSafety BAND V2

SlateSafety's BAND V2 is the most rugged, easy-to-use connected safety wearable to help keep your workforce safe and help prevent heat stress. Worn on the upper arm, this smart PPE device works in tandem with the SlateSafety V2 system and the optional BEACON V2 environmental monitor. It includes comprehensive, enterprise-grade software that provides configurable alert thresholds, real-time alerts, data, and insights into your safety program's performance all while ensuring your data is secure and protected. Try it free for 30 days. 3

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