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NEW PRODUCTS
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SHOE COVERS
Tingley Rubber Corporation introduces Boot Saver®disposable shoe covers to provide temporary, 100% liquid-proof protection for boots and shoes. These shoe covers are ideal for food pro- cessing, home repair contractors, and other applications where contamination prevention is needed. The high-quality natural rubber latex stretches easily over footwear while remaining resistant to snags, tears, and abrasion, and
the textured outsole provides grip on both wet and dry surfaces. Boot Saver disposable covers are powder-free to eliminate concerns about powder con- tamination. www.ohsonline.com/productinfo
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CUTTING GUIDES
b+sâf Products, Inc. (pronounced “be safe”) is introducing a new line of safe- ty cutting guides. With these new tools, b+sâf provides the first truly universal cutting guides that work in conjunction with reciprocating saws, abrasive cut- ting wheels, skill saws, and hand tools to enable someone to secure and cut any material in any environment. Re- placing traditional tools that are heavier and require significant storage space, b+sâf cutting guides can be transported in a case at a total weight of less than 20 pounds. They’re easy to install, easy to operate.
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BOOTS
The new Fuse FX work boot from Red Wing Shoes offers an athletic style that consumers are more accustomed to while still meeting the need for rugged performance in the workplace. Developed for the construction and manufacturing industries and meeting the needs of skilled laborers performing indoor and outdoor work, the boot allows workers
to feel light on their feet thanks to the TPU frame and to work comfortably with enhanced air circulation from mesh pan- els. The sole is constructed to prevent buildup with a non-loading lug design that sheds material, and the perimeter lugs offer traction on angled surfaces. www.ohsonline.com/productinfo
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AIR OPERATED CONVEYORS
EXAIR’s new Sanitary Flange Line Vac air operated conveyors are the best way to convey materials through systems that require frequent or mandatory cleaning. The ISO 2852 compatible sanitary flanges limit areas where bacte- ria can grow and help prevent contami- nation. Made from type 316 stainless steel to provide maximum hygiene and corrosion resistance, these Line Vacs are available in 1-1/2”, 2”, 2-1/2”,
and 3” flange sizes. Flanged Line Vacs convert flanged piping systems into a powerful conveyor for product, parts, scrap, trim, and other bulk materials. www.ohsonline.com/productinfo
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SPOT AND AREA LIGHT
Streamlight®Inc. has introduced the Dualie Waypoint®, a high-performance spot and area light that allows for indi- vidual or simultaneous use of a forward- facing spot beam for distance and a bottom-facing floodlight. The alkaline battery-powered light, which delivers up to 1,000 lumens, combines the best of two popular Streamlight products—the Dualie®dual-function LED flashlight and the Waypoint®pistol-grip searchlight. First responders, industrial profession- als, and outdoor enthusiasts alike will appreciate its flexible options, whether using it for illuminating low-lit pathways or performing close-up tasks. www.ohsonline.com/productinfo
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MOBILE EMERGENCY PENDANT
SecuraTrac® announces its next-genera- tion mPERS mobile emergency pendant, the MobileDefenderTM Model S (MD-S). The model S (MD-S) is developed on
the same platform as the powerful MobileDefenderTM and introduces new capabilities that will help to ensure the safety of those who use the MD-S and the SecuraTrac platform. Companies that dispatch employees into unknown environments and situations can rely
on the MD-S to relay information about employee locations while providing them with an instant connection to help if an emergency occurs. www.ohsonline.com/productinfo
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