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Danray Products: Point-of-Operation-Opening Safety Scale

Aids in compliance with OSHA, ANSI and Canadian standards

Danray Products: Point-of-Operation-Opening Safety Scale
By Danray Products 
October 9, 2013

A new point-of-operation-opening safety scale by Danray Products can quickly check a point-of-operation opening for no safeguard required, in accordance with OSHA 29 CFR 1910.217(c)(1)(ii) as well as applicable American National Standards Institute and Canadian Standards Association machine safety standards.

Its tapered shape enables it to be used in tight, obstructive areas. Made of durable, 0.09-inch-thick anodized aluminum, the scale has a 0.25-inch-diameter hole.

Easy-to-read text and graphics will not rub or scratch off. The scale is approximately the same size as a credit card, making it convenient to carry and store.

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Danray Products LLC offers machine safeguards and accessories including machine safety shields (lathe chuck shields, lathe carriage shields, wood lathe shields, roller shields, portable shields, and snake-arm shields), snake-arm lamps, etc.

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