For areas where plumbed potable water is not available, Encon’s self-contained portable eyewash station meets ANSI Z358.1 requirements, providing proper irrigation for the 15-minute flushing period.
The Bradley S19-921 self-contained Eyewash Station features a high-visibility yellow 7-gallon tank that facilitates weekly inspections of water levels and water quality.
AXION®’s ground-breaking designs change the emergency equipment response landscape by presenting the only medically superior response solution in the safety industry.
Radians®, Inc., a leading manufacturer of quality personal protective equipment (PPE), is moving from Sparks, Nevada, to a new 40,000 square foot facility in Reno, Nevada, thereby tripling the amount of their warehouse space.
Nearly one million Americans have lost some degree of their sight due to an eye injury. More than 700,000 Americans injure their eyes at work each year. Luckily, 90% of all workplace eye injuries can be avoided by using proper safety eyewear.
The use of digital devices, including personal computers, tablets and cell phones, continues to increase. And the impact of prolonged usage can often be felt in the eye. In fact, because of extended use of these devices, close to 70 percent of American adults experience some form of digital eyestrain, according to a new report from The Vision Council.
All three types of safety lenses meet or exceed the requirements for protecting your eyes. Glass lenses: are not easily scratched; can be used around harsh chemicals; can be made in your corrective prescription; are sometimes heavy and uncomfortable.
Common causes for eye injuries are: flying objects (bits of metal, glass), tools, particles, chemicals, harmful radiation, any combination of these or other hazards. What is the best defense against an eye injury? There are three things you can do to help prevent an eye injury:
At just four-fifths of an ounce, Gateway Safety’s Luminary® safety eyewear is ultra-lightweight—but it more than carries its weight in both comfort and protection. Luminary’s superior comfort features were engineered to target the “pinch point” areas behind the ears and at the bridge of the nose.
Harvick dominates "The Profit on CNBC 500" at Phoenix International Raceway, moves into 4th in Sprint Cup Point Standings
March 10, 2014
Wiley X® sponsored NASCAR driver Kevin Harvick® is off to a fast start in 2014, winning "The Profit on CNBC 500" March 2nd at Phoenix International Raceway in only his second race after moving to Stewart-Haas Racing. The win marks Harvick's second straight victory at the desert track.