Our new sander safety scale can verify that the openings between the belt and disc and the tables are 1/8" or less. The bronze-colored scale is made out of durable, 0.090"-thick anodized aluminum and has easy-to-read text and graphics that will not rub or scratch off. It is about the size of a credit card, which makes it convenient to carry and store. There is a 0.25"-diameter hole in it for attachment to sanders and a ruler along the back edge to measure openings for compliance.
These heavy-duty 14-gauge steel lathe chuck shields are
designed for lathes or similar machines. They serve two basic functions: (1) they provide a safeguard between individuals and point-of-operation or rotating hazards, and (2) they protect individuals from flying chips, sparks, coolant, lubricant, and other particles. The mounting bracket attaches to the face of the headstock. The shield hinges left and rests at a 45° angle above
headstock, making it easy to change or adjust the chuck or
workpiece. The operator doesn’t need to reach over the chuck
to move the shield in and out of position, and the shield will
not interfere with lathes that have a rear guard/backsplash.
To purchase 12", 18", and 24" steel lathe chuck shields, click here.
Bench Grinder Safety Scale
Our unique, U.S. Copyright Office–registered bench grinder safety scale can be used during the installation, maintenance, and inspection of bench grinders to make sure the openings between the grinding wheels and the tongues and work rests on bench grinders comply with OSHA 29 CFR 1910.215 as well as the ANSI B11.9 and ANSI B7.1 grinder safety standards.