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Interchangeable probe handle

ETI has introduced a new thermocouple temperature probe that allows the user to replace the stainless measuring tip, rather than replacing the whole probe.

Master exhibits solutions for industry

Master Abrasives supplies industry with a range of abrasives, surface finishing and related products, in conjunction with a premium range of tools.

Modular software

QHSE specialist Airsweb has released its Permit to Work modular software platform to the general market, following a successful pilot with leading glass manufacturer NGF Europe.

Bins are big busiiness

Trojan Bins is a newly established supplier of waste and litter bins.

Guardian24 launches exclusive lone worker key fob alarm

Guardian24, a leading provider of lone worker safety solutions, has launched an exclusive new personal safety alarm – the MicroGuard.

Dedicated training

UTN Training is part of the AFI group of companies and a provider of Health, Safety and Skills training.

Implement & maintain your lockout/tagout programme – fast & secure

Efficient safety program is a challenge: a heavy load in preparation & maintenance; energy points need to be identified, airtight procedures need to be written, approved, managed and communicated, and employees need training.

White Paper explains changes to guarding standards

Procter Machine Guarding has published a free White Paper that explains the differences between the new international machine guarding standard ISO 14120 and the European standard it replaces, EN 953.

Cirrus Research has plenty to shout about at NEC Health & Safety Event 2015

Noise monitoring specialists Cirrus Research are determined to make some noise at this year’s Health & Safety Event at the Birmingham NEC, March 24-26, with its leading Optimus® and doseBadge® ranges.

Safer road works DVD

The objective of a new 25 minute training film from Paragon Training is to help all those involved in setting out and managing road works to ensure that they are, and remain, safe for both operatives and the public.

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