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SpillFix

Hazmat Safety

SpillFix instantly absorbs hazardous liquid spills, including oil, solvents, paints, and chemicals, on contact. Traditional absorbents just blot spills, meaning floors remain slippery and take hours to dry. SpillFix is dust free, chemical free, and non-carcinogenic. Some absorbents release dust and carcinogenic crystalline silica into the air, creating a hazardous breathing environment; SpillFix is 100 percent environmentally safe. Workers can use SpillFix to remove oil and hazardous liquids from their hands and tools.

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WaveCel T2+ Safety Helmet

Type II Full Brim Safety Helmets, WaveCel behaves like a network of hundreds of interconnected shock absorbers connecting your head and the outer shell of the helmet. It distributes the impact energy through its network of cells. It absorbs impact forces like the crumple zone of a car. It diverts rotational forces by flexing and gliding. Read More
Three Year No Charge Multigas Detector MGC Simple Plus

The MGC Simple Plus multigas detector provides three years of continuous runtime and no recharging. It reliably tests for hydrogen sulfide, carbon monoxide, oxygen and combustible gases (LEL). Routine calibration is not necessary, which saves valuable time and costly expenses. Bump testing is recommended before each use. It comes with Gas Clip Technologies’ three-year warranty and is sold through distributors worldwide. This detector is also available in a two-year model, the MGC Simple. Read More
Venom® Face Protection

Gateway Safety’s Venom® face protection – now available in black and yellow options - provides serious protection against workplace hazards. The Venom headgear unit offers several customizable features, including adjustment knobs to move any attached visor into three different positions. In addition, a rotating ratchet system slides easily and comfortably over the nape of the neck, and can be tightened and locked with a light turn. The entire unit is ultra-comfortable, with a cloth brow pad to absorb perspiration and a cushioned pad on the back of the head. Request a free product sample. Read More

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