Safety Clothing
Safety clothing is worn to protect and minimise the injuries suffered by a worker in case of an accident. The type of safety clothing worn would depend on their profession and obviously some professions are more dangerous than others and different body parts are more susceptible to injury. Hard hats are worn in the construction industry to prevent serious head injuries. Suspension bands within the hat diffuse the force of impact from a fall or blow. Skin can be protected by overalls, lab coats or gloves. The gloves worn would depend on the profession. Laboratory workers wear rubber or latex gloves whilst there are other types which are heat-resistant. Eye protection is provided by face shields or goggles. Welders wear a special shield with a heat-resistant visor which reacts automatically to the flame. In loud environments, earplugs or earmuffs should be worn. Feet can be protected by steel-toed shoes or boots which protect the wearer from objects falling with force. Safety clothing should be worn by workers in the construction industry or factories since it can protect them from serious injury. Some of the clothing should also be worn by those interested in home improvements especially when engaged in riskier repairs such as roofing.
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TFC Ltd 1 Product
View company profileAll Springs Are Not Equal
Wave Springs offer the unique advantage of space savings when used to replace coil springs. With their smooth, circular coiled sinusoidal wave form, and rolled round edges of pre-tempered wire, Smalley’s edgewound Wave Springs offer many advantages:- Reduced spring height by 50%
- Same force and deflection as coil springs
- Fit tight radial and axial spaces
- Over 4,000 standard sizes in carbon and stainless steel.
- No Tooling Charges for special designs
- Exotic alloys for all environments
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Izumi Products Ltd 3 Products
View company profileIzumi Products UK Limited offers a wide range of compression, crimping and cutting tools. We supply battery-operated and hand-held tools and power-driven units from 5 to 200 ton output. We also manufacture compression connectors to suit aluminium, copper and bimetal applications. Connectors range from LV to EHV voltages and are suitable for switchgear and transformers as well as aluminium and copper overhead line systems.