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.
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.
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.
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Dockmaster™ Hydraulic Bin Tipper, 27.5" tip height
The Dockmaster™ two-wheeled bin tipper (DM0700-B) tips and empties bins and drums weighing up to 550 lb (250 kg) at 27.5" (700 mm) tipping height.
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Eye Injury Prevention in the Forklift Battery Room
October 22, 2018October is home to not just one but two outreach efforts focused on eye injury prevention. The American Academy of Ophthalmology declares this the month Eye Injury Prevention Month, and the World Health Organization observes World Sight Day on the second Thursday, which will be October 11, 2018.
Warehouse Ergonomics Tips for National Ergonomics Month
October 16, 2018Here in the middle of National Ergonomics Month, it's a great time to revisit our favorite warehouse ergonomics solutions. But it isn't just National Ergonomics Month. October 16 is also World Spine Day, an international event that raises awareness of spinal issues and back pain in particular.
OSHA Fire Prevention Plan Requirements
October 8, 2018According to the Occupational Safety and Health Administration, some employers, though not all, must maintain an official written fire prevention plan at all times. The key rule here is OSHA standard 1910.39, which states that "an employer must have a fire prevention plan when an OSHA standard in this part requires one." The standard goes on to list the minimum elements that the fire plan must contain.
