BottleChock® -- Occupational Health & Safety

Glove Guard LP

BottleChock®

The BottleChock® kit is made from stainless steel hardware, a flexible UV stabilized nylon and choice of galvanized or stainless mounting bracket. It securely restrains cylinders in fixed positions such as warehouses, manufacturing and restaurants or while in transport in a variety of vehicles. Available in a wide range of sizes to suit a diverse array of cylinder quantities and sizes, the BottleChock™ restraint has a product option to suit almost any cylinder storage requirement.

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