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Mooring rope certificates explained: How to spot a reliable anti snap-back rope
With various types of certificates associated with mooring ropes, navigating the differences between a statement of qualified technology and other certifications can be challenging. This article explains the main mooring rope certificates in plain terms, ranks
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Avoid the risk of electrocution
Welding at sea carries a range of safety hazards—not least the ever-present risk of electrocution. The good news is that electrocution injuries are completely avoidable with the right safety precautions. Let's look at some common mistakes that heighten electrocution
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Understanding the danger of Adiabatic Compression
Safety measures when connecting oxygen cylinders to freestanding regulators or high pressure slings in Gas Distribution Systems (GDS) The most likely accident handling and operating oxygen cylinders and its equipment is a phenomena called adiabatic compression
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Precautions against hand and arm vibrations syndrome (HAVS) for welders
Hand and arm vibrations syndrome (HAVS) is a disabling disease and is a recognized occupational injury commonly experienced by welders. As of today, there are limited medical treatments to HAVS, however it can be prevented by taking precautions to protect oneself
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Refrigerant Leak Monitor
Unitor fixed leak detector is the natural first choice when you need an economical solution to provide round-the-clock leak detection and monitoring. Refrigerant leak monitor.jpg Sensors detect ambient refrigerants to levels as low as 100 ppm. (Standard setting
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Electric Arc Welding Onboard: Essential Safety Checks and Precautions
It is crucial that welding equipment and gases are handled in a safe and secure way - safety in operation must always be a priority. Take note of these safety checks and precautions that crew should adhere to before and during electric arc welding onboard. Ships
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KLÜBER SUMMIT SH 100 (PAIL: 20 LTR)
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NAVADAN HOLD COAT 25 LTR
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BALLASTGUARD SMBS SOLID (BAG: 25 KG)
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HPCE DYNAMIS 500+/PUMP OVERHAULING KIT
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CAUSTIC SPILL KIT
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NAVACHLOR 812 - SODIUM HYPOCHLORITE 12% 200 LTR
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TIMM MASTER 12 SBA F70 [62MM] 250MTR
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ACERA AMUNDSEN SBA S115 [40MM] 275M
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CORROSION BLOCK 20 - 1" (REPLACEMENT KIT)
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CORROSION TREAT 20 - 1" (REPLACEMENT KIT)