Safety lamps
18 January, 2006 | GE Lighting
Cov-R-Guard Lamps are wrapped in a casing of Lexan plastic that effectively contains glass fragments and phosphor if the lamp is broken. The casing allows for maximum protection, with minimum light loss - keeping an installation bright and safe. Both the casing and the lamp are fully recyclable, once separated.
Ceiling fan range
17 January, 2006 | Hunter Pacific International
The Concept, Icon, Aurora and Typhoon ceiling fans are all timber bladed, decreasing the load on the motor and consequently reducing the energy requirement. This range currently includes a fan with a diameter of 145 cm. The Typhoon ceiling fan is also available in a 316 marine grade stainless steel for installation in high humidity or coastal areas.
High-voltage testers
13 December, 2005 | Westek Electronics Pty Ltd
Extech Electronics has released two high-voltage withstand testers in its 7400 series.
Variable message signs
13 December, 2005 | Data Signs
The VMS200 and VMS300 are trailer mounted self-powered message boards with remote and satellite tracking with radar speed readout and data logging capabilities.
Full-face visor
13 December, 2005 | ProChoice Safety Gear
The Vadar protective face visors from ProChoice combine a number of features.
Tie-back lanyard range
13 December, 2005 | 3M Fall Protection
The Capital Safety Group has introduced Sala's tie-back lanyard range.
Safety beam
13 December, 2005 | SICK Pty Ltd
The performance features, long ranges and the differing beam separations and numbers of beams available make the M 4000 standard multiple light-beam safety device a useful industrial safety product.
Light screen
13 December, 2005 | Micromax Pty Ltd
Banner Engineering has introduced its Ez-Screen Type 2 light screen system designed for lower risk Type 2 applications (per IEC61496-1/-2, Category 2 per EN954-1).
Eyewear range
13 December, 2005 | Bolle Safety AU Pty Ltd
Bollé Australia has released a range of safety eyewear which offers medium impact certification as per AS/NZS1337 with the ALS anti-fog, anti-scratch coating on both sides of the lens and in all clear and smoke products.
Tagging system
13 December, 2005 | Scafftag Australia Pty Ltd
The Scafftag Nanotag tagging system is specially designed for all robust and hazardous machinery and chemicals. It allows for the logging of essential information so that the user has a processed and tracked inspection record for peace of mind. These robust, durable industrial tags are specially designed to withstand the most rugged of environments. Highly visible and easy to use they provide the user with the most up-to-date inspection information, increasing efficiency and effectiveness while reducing risk in an organisation.
Foot pedal
13 December, 2005 | Wholesale Pneumatics
The Tanair Pneumatics EPFT range of foot pedals can cater for most control situations. The tough die-cast aluminium treadle is resistant to the rough treatment any industry may impose. Lubrication is not required with the use of compressed air or inert gases. Internal parts are made from high-quality materials such as NBR seals, stainless steel spring and glass filled nylon for the pilot parts to give long-lasting and corrosion-resistant operation.
Riggers' gloves
20 November, 2005 | Workwear International
The riggers' gloves have been designed to provide satisfaction for the user, with advantages including premium quality, hardwearing, durability and high performance.
Laser light safety scanner
16 November, 2005 | S-Tech Engineering
The Laser Light Safety Scanner from STI is an intuitive, easy-to-use laser scanner, which provides diagnostic communication capabilities never before available in safety scanners.
Industrial fans
14 November, 2005
Using state-of-the-art technology, Big Ass Fans offer users an all-year-round solution to both heating and cooling problems.
Ladder stabilising device
13 November, 2005 | WA Safety
The support bar of Ladder-mate increases the effective width of any ladder to over 800 mm at roof level, and with large rubber stop grips fitted to both ends of the support bar, slippage on any roofing, guttering, fascia or overhangs is eliminated. The large stand-off brackets also work to effectively prevent damage to gutters, roofing iron and tiles, cladding and fascias. This also provides a strong and secure position for exit and entry onto the roof, which is also a major risk activity.
