Knowledge Center Articles

When normal lighting suddenly disappears, emergency lighting switches on to help workers avoid hazards and reach safety. Here’s a guide to emergency lighting systems.

Falls are consistently recognized as the most dangerous occupational hazard, dominating OSHA’s list of top-cited safety violations for 15 consecutive years. This alarming trend demonstrates the persistent complexity of mitigating fall risks, despite advancements in safety standards and technologies.

The latest additions to Norton’s Vortex Rapid Prep flap discs—part of the company’s line of non-woven abrasives—are 2- and 3-inch sizes that are ideal for tight, hard-to-reach spaces.

Maintenance is often misunderstood in metalworking operations. The extremes are familiar: some assume doing more always keeps systems safer, while others defer maintenance to cut costs. Both approaches come at a price in increased waste, unplanned downtime, and impacts on tool life and operator health. The key lies in balance.

Besides hand protection, workers wear numerous other types of personal protective equipment (PPE), so it’s critical to understand the most common warehouse hazards and how to minimize risks. This article will discuss the most common OSHA violations found in warehouses, review the rules and guidelines that are essential to the safety of warehouse workers, and highlight PPE to help keep warehouse workers safe on the job.

Meet Patrick, the skilled Millwright who works at a metalwork shop, where project challenges are a part of everyday life and are embraced. Watch and listen to his incredible insights on his craft, his passion for metalworking, and how he accomplishes great projects.

Master Lock helps facilities with all aspects of their safety and security, including connected platforms.

Unlock the secret to operational efficiency by making hygiene a strategic priority. Learn how small changes in cleaning practices can drive productivity, reduce downtime and enhance safety — for a more streamlined and successful facility.

Maximize your waste walk impact by discovering how to overcome common challenges, prioritize improvement efforts, and translate insights into action plans.

Precision is crucial in industries like automotive, aerospace, and heavy manufacturing, where even minor measurement errors can lead to significant quality issues or product failures. Mitutoyo’s precision indicators are engineered to deliver consistent and reliable accuracy, even in harsh industrial environments where coolant, oils, vibrations, and dust are prevalent.

The landscape of metrology is rapidly evolving, with technology playing a pivotal role in improving accuracy, efficiency, and ease of use. One of the most innovative systems driving this change is the Metlogix M3 software on Quick Image (QI).

See more, measure easier! With a wide 115×75mm view and a deep 36mm focus range, uneven parts show up sharp without constant adjusting. No focusing needed, just quick, stress-free measurements every time.