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10 Steps to Grinder Safety

Brought To You by DeWalt | Posted Dec 14, 2020
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DeWalt presents 10 steps to grinder safety to keep your workers safe and your productivity up.

Familiarize yourself with 10 steps to grinder safety in the infographic below and share them with your employees for a safer, more productive workplace. Click here to download a PDF.

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DEWALT is a leading manufacturer of industrial corded and cordless power tools, power tool accessories, and hand tools in categories that include Woodworking, Drilling & Fastening, Concrete & Metal Power Tools, as well as Cutting, Abrasive, and IMPACT READY® Impact Driver Power Tool Accessories. Hand Tool categories include Measuring & Layout, Knives & Blades, Mechanics Tools, and Storage Solutions.

With seven manufacturing locations in the USA, DEWALT remains committed to domestic manufacturing and produced over 90 million individual units of Power Tools, Hand Tools, and Accessories in the United States with global materials in 2016 alone.

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