The Hensley J-Bolt system protects your loading equipment from unnecessary wear which is key to longer wear life and profitability. After installing the weld-on bases, replacing shrouds are quick, safe and easy. https://zurl.co/lpJN
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This MDSS - Slowstop Guarding Systems Surface Mount Bollard is a beast. These have been installed at a truck stop to prevent damage to fuel tank lids. 3 years on you can see they are getting impacted with no damage to the concrete which is the typical issue with surface mounted bollards. Rated to take up to a 35T impact. Stopping power is 25,800 joules and 147.3 kN https://lnkd.in/gRK24-uc
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The number one reason rack systems fail is damage from forklift impact. That damage is not always visible. Rack systems should be routinely inspected for structural integrity, damaged uprights, alignment, overloading and more. And, rack systems need protection. #RackSentry
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Back of rack safety netting come in a variety of off sets. (The distance between the frames/beams and the netting) This video explains the options. Warehouse Partners
What is the largest and smallest back of rack netting stand off I can have?
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Heavy Protection. Lightweight Comfort. Get resilient gear for on-the-job safety with Iron Eagle. https://lnkd.in/e9raQJPd
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Top Hook for Cat 1 Quick Hitch 1-1/2'' Fit Harbor Freight Replaces HW14-11-37 1. Top Hook Fit for Category 1 quick hitch, Replaces HW14-11-37 and HF141137. 2. 1-1/2'' Thick,Simple and fast installation. 3. It moves the hook away from the body of the hitch and prevents interference between implements and the mounting bolts. 4.Made of high-quality steel, coated with black powder to prevent rust and corrosion.
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Conveyor Netting: keeping products where they belong, defying gravity one mishap at a time! ✔️ Learn more here: https://hubs.la/Q02myp2K0 #SafetyFirst #NettingSolutions #ConveyorNetting #FacilitySafety #WarehouseSafety
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Don’t miss out on labor savings during your next project. Insulation might be out of sight, but quick and easy-to-install lap seal and self-seal Armacell products should not be out of mind. Read our blog about our solutions reducing labor and effort. https://lnkd.in/eH-3t6d3
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If you don't think it's safe, it probably isn't. Inspect rack systems regularly for damage from forklift hits. Repeated impact can damage the structural integrity of the rack system and that can lead to rack collapse. Rack protection minimizes impact damage. #RackSentry #CONTOUR
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Workplace Safety & Wellness in Transportation and Beyond | Speaker | Writer | Researcher | PhD student, MA, BSc(hons), CRSP, CTSP, ATCL
When hauling pipe and similar loads, the top of the load must be "crowned". In other words, all items need a barrier to vertical movement. This picture shows a crowned pipe load: each joint is prevented from vertical movement by the straps. If there was not enough pipe to complete the top layer, though, the gaps could lead to an out-of-service condition since they could possibly move vertically. If there are not enough items to complete the top layer, the best practice is to stop at the last complete layer and secure the load, then add another layer of dunnage and secure the additional items separately. --- There are various resources to consult for the cargo securement rules and industry best practices. Feel free to reach out if you would like to know more. #safety #truckingsafety #cargosecurement Image source: my own from my time as a flatbed trucker.
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### The Hidden Danger of Faulty Fasteners in Railings. When it comes to railings, we often overlook the importance of the fasteners that secure them to their chassis. Yet, these small components are critical for ensuring safety and stability. Faulty fasteners can lead to severe consequences, including complete railing failure. Why Fasteners Matter:- 1:- Corrosion: Exposure to the elements can cause rust, weakening the fasteners over time. 2:- Improper Installation:- Incorrectly installed fasteners can fail under stress. 3:- Material Compatibility:- Using the wrong type of fasteners can accelerate wear and lead to failure. Real-World Consequences:- The images that highlight the dangers of fastener failure. Ensuring Safety- 1-Use high-quality, rust-resistant fasteners. 2-Conduct regular inspections and maintenance. 3-Ensure professional installation. Don't let a small oversight lead to a big accident. Check your railings today to ensure they're secure and safe. Share this post to raise awareness about the importance of proper fasteners!!!
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