Disconnect device
29 May, 2003 | NHP Electrical Engineering Products Pty Ltd
The Sprecher + Schuh KT7-25-TRE disconnect device offers added safety for installations using the KTA7 motor circuit breakers.
Driver feedback signs
29 May, 2003 | Sykes Australia Ltd
Fitted with the latest 'approach-only' radar technology to quickly and accurately detect the speed of approaching vehicles, driver feedback signs provide the driver with real-time feedback as to their vehicle's speed as it approaches the sign.
RLS 100 laser scanner
29 May, 2003 | SICK Pty Ltd
With the RLS 100, Sick has introduced a safety laser scanner complying with IEC/EN61496, Type 3.
Category 4 module
29 May, 2003 | Pilz Australia Industrial Automation LP
Safety systems controlling large, complex machinery are now faster, simpler to implement and more cost-effective with the release of an input/output module from Pilz Australia.
Live power tester
29 May, 2003 | Megger Limited
Insulation power factor tests on bushings fitted to high-voltage switchgear, transformers and similar items of equipment can now be carried out rapidly, easily and safely without the need to take the equipment out of service. The tests, which give accurate information about the insulation quality, revealing such potential problems as cracks, surface contamination and incipient faults, are performed at the installation's full working voltage, and can typically be completed in under five minutes.
Active voltage protection
02 April, 2003 | Phoenix Contact Pty Ltd
The AEC principle allows direct parallel connection between lightning and surge voltage protectors. As standard solutions for 230 V power grids, Phoenix Contact provides Powerset BC/3 for four-conductor systems and Powerset BC/3+1 for five-conductor systems.
Auto-darkening welding lens
02 April, 2003 | AWS Pty Ltd
The latest development in welding helmets from Hornell International AB is the Speedglas FlexView. When not welding the auto-darkening lens can be lifted up and work can be continued using the large view clear visor (120 x 90 mm) underneath.
Safety catalogue
02 April, 2003 | Micromax Pty Ltd
Banner Engineering has a 418 page catalogue that provides detailed information about its complete line of machine safety products.
Workboot range
02 April, 2003 | KingGee
KingGee has developed a range of safety workboots which are up to 20% lighter than other workboots and are the first to fully comply with new Australian safety standards.
Explosion protection for process machinery
02 April, 2003 | Flametron Equipment
The Melli Inertisation System is a control system for automatically monitoring a supply of inert gas and oxygen content analysis in centrifuges, reactors, driers etc.
SMS system
02 April, 2003 | SICK Pty Ltd
The SMS Safety Muting System is a rapidly installable complete system solution for differentiating between persons and material insertion at dangerous machines.
Respiratory protection for welders
02 April, 2003 | AWS Pty Ltd
Adflo is a powered respiratory protection system for welders. By leading filtered air into the welding helmet, the user avoids inhaling welding fumes and dust while working.
Safety management tracking system
02 April, 2003 | SMARTsafe ConSys
SMATS-Pro v1.3 is a simple yet powerful, fully customisable software solution. It is a tool for implementing and managing an organisation's Safety Management System.
Safety locks
02 April, 2003 | Fortress Systems Pty Ltd
The latest design of safety interlock has all moving parts and a key constructed from stainless steel. The CL lock is a robust product that can be used in conjunction with Fortress' entire range of mechanical and electromechanical safety interlocks.
Welding equipment
02 April, 2003 | Kemppi Australia Pty Ltd
Kemppi has entered the welding helmet market with a product range combining high levels of safety with design specifications to aid productivity gains for its operator.
