Knowledge Center Articles

In this episode of Quick Tips from MSC Industrial Supply, we explore how 3M Protective Communication Solutions help workers stay protected while remaining connected on the job.

In this episode of Quick Tips from MSC Industrial Supply, we explore the PIP Traverse Safety Helmet and how it helps address emerging head protection needs in today's industrial workplaces.

Here are 3 key ways ergonomics can lead to healthy working conditions and reduce repetitive strain injuries, occupational diseases, and accidents, all of which can impact an employee’s ability to work and result in higher costs for the employer.

In this episode of Quick Tips from MSC Industrial Supply, we take a closer look at Milwaukee's Ceramic+ Bonded Abrasives, engineered to deliver faster material removal, longer wheel life, and improved control when cutting and grinding tough materials. Featuring self-sharpening ceramic grains, Milwaukee's Ceramic+ Bonded Abrasives are designed to remove material up to two times faster than standard wheels.

To overcome durability and chemical compatibility challenges, many construction OEMs are turning to electroless nickel plated fittings and valves in fuel and other fluid conveyance systems. Electroless nickel plating is a chemical process in which a layer of nickel is applied to a surface without the use of an electrical current.

A quick‑mount hub is a threaded hub permanently attached to a portable grinding wheel. It allows the wheel to be mounted directly onto a threaded angle‑grinder arbor without additional flanges or tools, reducing setup time.

In this episode of Quick Tips from MSC Industrial Supply, we take a closer look at MCR Safety's HULK® HK4 Series Safety Glasses, designed to deliver dependable eye protection, all-day comfort, and modern styling for workers both on and off the job.

Using whatever PPE is on the shelf for all airborne hazards can put worker safety at risk. Here’s a practical respirator selection guide.

In many industrial facilities, lockout tagout (LOTO) safety relies heavily on unwritten institutional expertise. Long-term employees know the machinery by heart; they know which valve feeds which pump and which breaker controls which motor, often without needing to consult a diagram. However, this experience gap creates a vulnerability in your safety program. When experienced workers retire, transfer or simply take a day off, that expertise leaves the building with them.

Safety is the top priority for any organization. Auditing your safety program and taking a proactive approach is the best way to stay safe. Learn how to create and execute a comprehensive safety audit that exceeds OSHA requirements and builds a culture of safety in your organization.

Modern machining combines digital and physical activities. MSC’s Dr. Tony Schmitz describes the steps that are necessary to select stable machining parameters.

In manufacturing facilities, employees are usually the people most familiar with day-to-day operations. Therefore, they’re more likely to notice when safety procedures are being ignored or misused. If employees fear retaliation for reporting them, the issues will persist until an accident or an inspection.