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A Medically Oriented Safety Products Company
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NEW PRODUCTS & NEWS
Now Available:
Decade
Ergonomic FIT Glove Line:
Work Gloves designed to protect against a full list of hazards:
Nine sizes ensure
the safest, most comfortable ergonomic fit on the market.
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What is FUBI
/ EPF?
High ratings for sun protection plus ANSI compliance give you good reasons to
leave your safety glasses on. |
New Super
Duty Knee Pads are designed for Extreme Surfaces: rocks, pebbles, metal, concrete,
rough and uneven work areas, demolition sites. |
New Materials:
- Read about Tradewinds®,
our new 100% open-cell breathable neoprene. Available in Body
Glove Safety small braces, gloves and back supports, this new
material reduces the heat and moisture buildup associated with
traditional neoprenes.
Vibration:
- "Hand-Arm
Vibration Standards: The New ANSI S2.70 Standard" Reprinted by kind permission of Donald
E. Wasserman, MSEE, MBA, Human Vibration Consultant, Cincinnati
Ohio. An update to the "What You Don't Know" article
below, Mr. Wasserman explains the history of HAVS standards,
the
relationship between ANSI S2.70-2006 and the EU Vibration
Directive, and provides an overview of Hand-Arm Vibration
measurement basics.
- "What
You Don't Know About HAVS CAN Hurt You": Report by Donald E. Wasserman, MSEE, MBA,
Human Vibration Consultant, Cincinnati Ohio, from September,
1998.
- Summerweight Anti-Vibration
Gloves: HAVS Protection
in a glove suitable for summer. Cooler,
comfortable, compliant.
- U.S. Naval Safety Center lists Vibration as a major safety challenge,
and includes a photo of our ANSI S3.40-2002 - ISO 10819 compliant
glove in their recommendations to acquisition managers. Click
here to read studies and strategies for success:
http://www.safetycenter.navy.mil/acquisition/vibration/default.htm#solution
- ANSI
confirms Anti-Vibration Glove Standard.
The U.S. standard is the International Organization of Standardization's
ISO 10819:1996. Read
a review of the standard.
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Back Support:
From the University
of Iowa Spine Research Center website:
"Iowa
Spine Research Center, Chase Ergonomics develop back support"
www.uiowa.edu/~ournews/2002/july/0708irsc-ergo.html
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prohibited without express written permission from Chase Ergonomics,
Inc. or the appropriate authors.
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