Solutions for labeling, ergonomically safe material handling and drop zone dangers were among the EHS-related products featured this week on ISHN.com.
K-Sun announces the new PEARLabel® 400iXL wide format general labeling solution
The K-Sun® PEARLabel® 400iXL General Labeling Solution pairs the new PEARLabel® 400iXL Energy-Star certified, wide-format thermal transfer printer with powerful new PC software for professional, industrial and safety labeling, wide heat shrink tube markers, custom and compliant pipe markers, tags and more. It’s the professional labeling and visual communication solution for today’s workplaces.
The Power Tug
The Power Tug is designed to mobilize up to 5000 pounds and promote productivity and minimal manpower with ergonomic handles, fingertip controls, and a fully programmable control system with diagnostic features offering operator convenience and ease-of-use.
SpeedGuard prevents falls from flatbeds
Protect your employees with the SpeedGuard II flatbed protection system. Attaches in minutes utilizing standard trailer pockets. More than 720 ft. lbs of energy and 4300 lbs of impact force is generated in a fall from a trailer’s height. This is more than enough to cause severe injury or fatality.
Safe, contactless control of two brakes
New safety relay PNOZ s50 from Pilz Automation Safety, L.P.
The new safety relay PNOZ s50 can control two powerful brakes simultaneously without the use of contacts. As such, it provides the required level of safety, particularly in the field of vertical axes: on loading and unloading gantries, machine tools, lifting devices and in stage technology, for example, a suspended load's own weight may be enough to allow the axis to fall unintentionally.
Ergodyne introduces Drops Zone Tape to expanding Objects at Heights Collection
Ergodyne has announced today the launch of the Squids® Drops Zone Tape to their Objects at Heights Collection. Available in 300 ft. (91m) and 1,000 ft. (305m) rolls, the new tape features a repeating "CAUTION: DROPS ZONE" message to prevent workers or bystanders from entering potentially dangerous areas where dropped objects are a risk or from entering areas where FME (Foreign Material Exclusion) or FOD (Foreign Object Debris/Damage) is a concern.
