Cylinder Storage & Transport Equipment from Solus Group provides a safe, efficient, heavy-duty solution for storing and moving industrial gas cylinders. There are several products to choose from and each offers an cost-effective and reliable method for handling heavy, awkward cylinders.
Keep pallet loading and unloading simple and pain-free with the Pallet Carousel & Skid Positioner from Solus Group. Choose from pneumatic airbag or spring actuated.
Solus Group offers several different solutions for managing electrical cable, wires, and conduit. Choose from multiple parallel payout systems, ergonomic carrier carts, and spool handling devices.
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Conduit Carrier Cart, 5,000 lb Capacity
Cart for transporting conduit through narrow aisles with 5,000 lb (2268 kg) capacity.
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AcidSorb Pillow 12" x 12"
Case of eight 12" square AcidSorb Pillows for placement in drip pans to neutralize and absorb acid drips and boil-over from lead acid batteries.
$250.00 -
Dockmaster™ Hydraulic Bin Tipper, 27" tip height
The Dockmaster™ two-wheeled bin tipper (DM0700-B) tips and empties bins and drums weighing up to 550 lb (250 kg) at 27" (700 mm) tipping height.
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Installing Fiber-Optic Cable: Safety Tips for Electrical Contractors
September 25, 2017Many electrical contractors are expanding their businesses by installing fiber-optic cable as a whole new business segment. With a firm grasp of the principles of traditional cable pulling and electrical installation, electricians shouldn't have too much trouble adapting to the idiosyncrasies of wiring for communications.
Compressed Gas Checklist from NIOSH Simplifies Safety
September 18, 2017Compressed gas cylinders allow laboratories, industrial plants, and many other workplaces to accomplish a wide variety of tasks. While the utility of compressed gas is undeniable, almost all types of compressed gas pose a safety risk when mishandled.
Fall Prevention in Warehouses
September 11, 2017Falling fatalities are among the most common and preventable workplace deaths. In response to the high number of fatal falls, the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) created a Fall Prevention Campaign that remains ongoing. OSHA sought to reduce construction industry falls in particular, but managers can use similar strategies to reduce falling risks in warehouse environments, as well.
