Safety Equipment Supplies
By Dave Kettner

Safety products, equipment, and supplies are as necessary to industry as having good employees to run the business.  The use of equipment is usually recommended as a result of research by health professionals that identified a high risk of injury in a particular sport or recreational activity.  Selecting the right equipment can be difficult and time consuming.  Our website provides equipment resources and products to meet all of your product needs.

Specific topics cover various types of equipment to protect workers in specific industries.  It is important to make sure you select the equipment that best meets your needs.  The use of some equipment may be advocated by the government, national medical organizations, public health professionals, groups, and national governing bodies of sports or sports associations to prevent many different types of injuries, especially catastrophic injuries.  Our resources and products are focused on human and product along with respect for the environment.  Most products and equipment available on the market today addresses the need for comfort, durability and pricing.

Safety Equipment and Supplies

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Dog Toys Pulled from Market after Tongue Amputation
Feds offer no help in recall of Four Paws rubber balls blamed in at least one death.
Sony VAIO Computers
May be wired incorrectly.
Wolf Gas Ranges
Burn hazard.
Fairy Dust Pendants, Charms
Lead content.
Action Baby Infant Carriers
Fall hazard.
Deda Forza Handlebar Stems
The stem can break.
Yayita Baby Hammocks
Entrapment hazard.
Bonne Bell Children's Cosmetics Accessory Bags
Lead content.
Simplicity Bassinets
Recalled after two fatalities.
Retail Chains Agree to Stop Selling Recalled Bassinets
Death of two infants blamed on Simplicity models.
CPSC Issues Warning Against Dangerous Simplicity Bassinets
Discontinued products still on sale at Wal-Mart.
GM Recalls Buicks, GMCs, Saturns to Fix Wipers
They can fail to work.
Ford Recalls Big Trucks, Motor Homes
Fuel pump problem.
Harley Davidson Motorcycles
Possible fuel pressure loss.
Habermaass Wooden Puzzles, Toys
Small parts
Phil & Ted Strollers
Laceration hazard
'Shirt Off My Back' Hoodies, Jackets
Dangerous drawstrings
Greenway Countertop Water Dispensers
They can overheat.
GIA Polariscopes
Wiring problem
Taggies Stroller Activity Bars
Loose parts.
Kenmore Coffee Makers
Burn hazard.
Power System Plus Halogen Lights
Battery can overheat.


review and provide top quality equipment and products to fit your needs.  equipment and supplies available include confined space equipments, ergonomics, eye protectors, fall protectors, first aid, fire equipment, glasses, earplugs, gloves, respirators, and signs.  The purpose of this equipment is to help prevent and reduce the severity of injuries.  Helmets have been either mandated or recommended for the following sports and recreational activities: auto and motor sports, equestrian sports, rollerblading, snowmobiling, baseball, football, rugby, women's softball, bicycling, hockey, skateboarding, wrestling, boxing, lacrosse, and skiing.   Standards for helmets have been developed by the American Society for Testing & Materials, National Operating Committee on Standards for Athletic Equipment, Snell Memorial Foundation, and the American National Standards Institute.

If you are looking for a quick search for a specific product, check out our product reviews and resource articles.  You will also find many product links that we recommend as quality equipment supplies.  We are continuously adding products and resources as they become available, so please check back often.

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