Changes to NFPA 70E and NESC (ANSI C2) will impact the workplace for flame resistant, arc rated clothing and work practices for electrical safety like no year in recent history. 

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ISHN spoke with Rusty Franklin, vice president of sales and marketing for Sellstrom Manufacturing Company, regarding the company’s SpatterGuard-FM™ welding protection fabrics.

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Enviroguard started in 1992. We originally made sorbents, but that business became so crowded, so we got out of that product line and started making disposable garments. 

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GSL, Inc. (GSL) is a Delaware corporation, incorporated in 2006 with its principal place of business in Tulsa, OK.

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Interviews with many war fighters returning from the battlefield have provided key insights into one of the most dramatic events these men and women share: Having to rescue injured comrades from burning vehicles. 

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With winter fast approaching, it’s time to focus attention on warming PPE for workers who will be exposed to extreme weather conditions in the months ahead. 

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Whether you are a truck driver climbing out of your cab, a utility or construction worker on a roadside project, or a sanitation worker making pickups, you are in danger from traffic. 

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Despite clear OSHA requirements for fire hazards1, many industrial organizations do not give the same attention to flame-resistant (FR) clothing as other personal protective equipment (PPE).

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Ergodyne announced today the addition of Marketing Director, Mike Dinndorf.

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Albany, NY-based Protective Industrial Products, Inc. (PIP) has announced key personnel changes that affect warehousing, manufacturing, finance and sales.

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On Demand: Bulwark Protective Apparel invites you to learn the FR basics and work place hazards relating to flash and electrical arc events. What is a flash fire? What is the difference between primary and secondary flame-resistant clothing? What does inherent mean? What is combustible dust? Read More