Are they osha approved?
745809
I really dont know i will more into that for you i know that they meet air force requirements. But osha is a different game
745810
Yes. And offers better hearing protection and a better price than peltor. Ear cushions are anti germ materials and replaceable unlike all others out there on the market. Hope this helps!
120264
There was nothing in their description that said they are. If they were I think the company would describe them that was as it is a plus for most people. So, I doubt it.
2239154
Not sure but since they are stainless steel, I didn't think it was an issue.
1794616
I don't think so because they are manufacturer specific...you could check the measuerments tho...think I posted them awhile ago
558263
Hey,yes it is ul approved, and the top screws on securely works great. Thanks Jackie Lynn Campbell.
2193009
According to the instructions delivered with the product:"When used according to instruction specifications, this product meets or exceeds all applicable OSHA 1926 Subpart M, OSHA 1910, ANSI Z359.1-2007, and ANSI A10.32-2012 standards for fall protection. Applicable standards and regulations depend on the type of work being done, and also might include state-specific regulations. Consult regulatory agencies for more information on personal fall arrest systems and associated components."
1603161
Doubtful, but then if one can believe the info. in the Manual, then in should be close to OSHA specs..I'm not a sound Pro.. But for my use it's acceptable!Raven
1714076
No they are not. Pros: It's simple to install and seems to work very well. Cons: Can't tell if there are any safety warnings with the product.
2270669
I assume so since the company is in the USA. I haven't had a problem with them.
847841
Sorry, Heather, I don't know the answer to that question. I was recently using my table saw when a piece of Cedar, about 1"x4" flew off the blade and hit my chest. It hurt like crazy. I was wearing eye-glasses but no goggles - lesson learned. I turned the saw off, vacuumed all the sawdust and didn't use it again until a few days ago when I received the goggles. My ... guess ... is they are osha approved. Hope that helps, and good luck.
387312
Hi Bader, Thanks for your question...Yes, all of our products are FDA approved.
1651712
They will move 90 degrees. I have no idea if it is OSHA or ANSI approved. FYI the platforms could be a thicker plywood.
255949
Yes. They are sharp and accurate bits. As a contractor, they are my favorite of all the brands out there.
560474
The product description state "These safety glasses comply with ANSI Z87.1 standards." Unfortunately ANSI copyrights its documents which in turn are referenced by the OSHA guidelines. ANSI charges $75 for a copy of this document which would provide the answer you are looking for. If you are asking as an employee of a company then the company could purchase the document. Given you provide specific light frequencies I am guessing you work in industry or a research facility. They probable already have a copy of the ANSI document in order to comply with the OSHA work safety standards.
1427283
I don't think they have any specific approvals, but they work great as aux lights on my sons on road bike. Not sure why you could not use them, just make sure that they are aimed properly so you don't blind the on coming traffic and you wont be questioned.
563079
I don't know if they are officially approved, but I have used them on real wood floors without a problem. These Swifters are dry and essentially act as an enhanced dust cloth. They do a great job at picking up things you might otherwise miss, but don't require the dirty task of keeping a dust mop around.
1360691
Yes I believe so, according to the web site they are. It was a factor when I purchased them.