Articles Tagged with ''safety and HVAC''

Where clean air is needed, an air filter is usually not far away. In the last decade, the filtration industry has made tremendous progress in filter technologies. With new materials and designs, advances in nonwoven fabric manufacturing, and pleating methods, as well as new developments like nanofiber layers and coatings, filters have become more efficient, reliable, and compact. Demands on the filtration industry are also changing. It’s no longer solely about filter efficiency and dust-holding capacity; with soaring energy prices and increasing awareness of sustainability, filter media are expected to contribute to lower energy consumption.

Is your facility prepared for a natural disaster? Can you rest assured the power will stay on? May 7-13 is Hurricane Preparedness Week. The start of hurricane season is around the corner, and it’s important that your facility is prepared should one make landfall near your location. These suggestions are not just for hurricanes, but also for tornadoes and other naturally occurring disasters that have the potential to knock out your prime power source.

This explosion-proof, red crane, LED warning light produces 2,250 lumens of intense LED light for real-time visual notification for crane operations. This unit uses five 5-W red LEDs to provide a high-intensity center beam, which is visible during daytime and nighttime operations.

The Vantage 180 is a lightweight, multifunction light that attaches to full-brim fire helmets. It can also be used as a hand-held or right-angle light and securely attaches to helmets by means of an integrated stainless steel clip.

These tote outfits come in two portable options. The light-duty outfit features the smaller (6-inch) J-APT handle for better maneuverability in tight spaces while the medium-duty outfit includes the medium-sized (8.3-inch) 100-CPT handle for working with thicker materials.