WRIST SUPPORT -- Occupational Health & Safety

Allegro Industries

WRIST SUPPORT

Allegro Industries’ wrist supports, available in six models, are made to combat carpal tunnel syndrome, help maintain a neutral wrist position, and allow full movement of the hand and fingers. The Dual-Flex™ has eight stays; the Maxrist® features a restrictive metal spoon stay; and the Flexrist™ is made of Neoprene®.

Product Spotlight

RISK ANALYTICS

Highwire, the Contractor Success platform for capital project construction and operations, launched new safety risk analytics built on advanced AI capabilities of safety documentation. These new features include contextual analysis of safety management systems and programs, insights that categorize programs, proactive risk identification and automated document review. Read More
Comprehensive Fall Protection

When it comes to OSHA-compliant fall protection, Safety Rail Company has all the solutions. From hazard assessments and custom-engineered solutions to hatch guards, gates and guardrails, we’re the industry’s most comprehensive source of expertise and products. Safety Rail’s ability to assess your needs, manufacture and install your system ensures you’re getting exactly what your project calls for with a single call. We’re here to help make this easy. We’re not just the safe choice for rooftop safety, we’re the safest. Read More
Ultimate Impact & Abrasion Protection

Experience unbeatable protection and performance with the Impacto IG999. Crafted with durable black cowhide leather and a full-finger design, it offers exceptional durability and dexterity. The lined cut-resistant material ensures ultimate abrasion protection, while the padded palm absorbs impact and vibrations. With TPR padding on the back of hand, fingers, and thumb, this high-performance glove is built to prevent impact and crushing injuries. Ideal for tough environments, it meets the highest standards for cut resistance and impact performance. Read More

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Artificial Intelligence

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