Wiley X® Eyewear’s Talon™ is a high performance shield with near vertical pantoscopic tilt, a battlefield and ophthalmology lab-proven design engineered for perfect peripheral optics in a high wrap, supremely
The BW9C/PS Hybrid™ women’s welding jacket incorporates grain pigskin sleeves into the AngelFire™ flame-resistant jacket. It features adjustable waist straps to provide maximum fit, a stand-up welder’s collar, slant-opening scribe
The new AQ200 is a multifunctional, hand-held, highly sensitive and accurate indoor air quality monitor that is ideal for numerous AQ applications. Features include: CO2 Sensor (0 – 5000 ppm),
Select the latest fluid handling, laboratory research, industrial process and electrochemistry products to help you get your job done. More than 2,600 pages feature brand names such as Masterflex®, Oakton®,
Heat and impact resistant, the Legend XT goggle has a clear polycarbonate frame that provides 180-degree protection and unobstructed vision and protects the wearer from dust, debris and impact. The
The EXPI-35 L DT MRP High-Efficiency Particulate Air (HEPA) electrically operated vacuum is explosion and dust ignition proof, as well as cleanroom compatible and suitable for pharmaceutical applications. Its unique
Camfil Farr Air Pollution Control’s new HemiPleat® NoOval™ replacement filter has an innovative “oval to round” configuration that allows a perfect fit into down flow-style dust collectors that use oval
EXAIR’s new 30-Gallon Chip Vac picks up metal, wood and plastic chips and delivers them to an ordinary 30-gallon drum. Dusty materials such as absorbents are trapped by a 0.1
Nilfisk CFM has launched two NEW single-phase vacuums. The S2 and S3 industrial vacuum cleaners feature the Longopac® collection system, an “endless” bag that can be dispensed as needed to
Scott Health & Safety’s Protégé is a technologically advanced, feature-rich portable multi-gas monitor for industrial and fire applications. This easy-to-operate, easy-to-maintain gas monitor is rugged for use in harsh environments,
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