Safety blog

Cut-resistant knit sleeve technologies, such as Kevlar, have been around for years in steel plants. Though a popular option, these types of knit sleeves offer little to no puncture protection and...

The number one reason for scratched lenses is improper cleaning. The second reason is poor handling and storage of safety eyewear. If this sounds familiar, we can help. The best way to ensure your...

Wearing safety eyewear while also using a face shield, face mask, and/or respirator can cause the lenses to fog up due to low air circulation or diverted airflow, leading to severe or continuous...

Chances are you’ve probably experienced temporary blindness without knowing exactly what it was. Think of a time when you’ve gone from inside a building with low to normal lighting to the outside...