Tank Shower -- Occupational Health & Safety

Hughes Safety Showers

Tank Shower

Hughes Safety Showers Ltd.'s 1200 liter Tank Shower is designed to maintain water at a safe temperature, especially in hot climates. If the water temperature exceeds a safe level, employees could be injured through scalding. Hughes manufactures a range of tank showers with thick insulation, integral chiller units, and reflective sun shields.

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Roco Ziplash

Roco ZipLash expedites the patient packaging process. Featuring a heavy-duty #10 YKK zipper with a red backing for quick closure verification, it ensures a secure fit with minimal effort. The 2" flat black webbing evenly distributes pressure, providing both comfort and strength. Large 2" Superloc buckles allow for precise adjustment and easy tension release. Roco ZipLash is designed for quick, reliable application, ensuring patient safety in critical moments. Read More
Experience Ultimate Comfort with Ultra-thin 21-gauge Cut-resistant Sleeves

Experience Thinnovation! Magid combined the most advanced knitting technologies with the newest, thinnest yarns to create cut-resistant sleeves that are significantly lighter and more comfortable than comparable sleeves on the market. These 21-gauge sleeves offer ANSI A4 and A6 cut protection in an incredibly thin and comfortable sleeve with a premium elastic bicep that stays in place all day. Read More

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