Patented in 1945, the “original” Lewis Hooded Safety Knife has been selling for over 80 years. This knife is an economical step up in safety over a typical utility knife that can be left with the blade exposed if the user forgets to retract it.

Cooling products (yes- hot weather is coming), portable lighting that provides both spot and beam coverage and equipment that allows for safe manual drum handling were among the top products featured this week on ISHN.com.

With offices in the USA, Canada, the UK and Australia, SumoSafe Global is a new company offering a range of products that significantly reduce damage to palletized loads during the lift truck handling process and make forklift trucks safer to operate.

Two of Gateway Safety’s most popular styles in safety eyewear are now camouflaged! StarLite® – the industry leading design in safety eyewear – is now available with Classic Camo temples in a clear, gray or amber lens color.

Streamlight® Inc., a leading provider of high-performance lighting, launched the Streamlight® Jr. F-STOPTM, an ultra-compact 2AA alkaline penlight that allows users to smoothly transition between spot and flood beams to meet both close-up and area lighting needs.

Liftomatic Material Handling, Inc., an industry leading material handling equipment manufacturer, recently introduced the Ergo-Matic® line of portable drum handling equipment. The Ergo line comprises a range of models and features for repetitive applications. The product family is fully modular and designed for efficient manual handling of a single drum.

Honeywell (NYSE: HON) announced today a simple cost-effective way for companies to improve productivity and regulatory compliance by connecting their existing inventory of personal protective equipment (PPE) using Honeywell’s cloud-based Safety Suite software and specialized electronic tags.

As a historic winter continues to keep much of North America locked in a deep freeze, the opposite extremes of summer may seem like a welcome respite to many. But for those making their living in the elements (and high-temperature indoor environments), the summer heat offers no break from on-the-job hazards, with the Bureau of Labor Statistics reporting 39 deaths and over 4,000 injuries related to heat stress in 2016.

Products to protect workers from falls, arc flash hazards, heat and toxic gases are among the top occupational safety and health products featured on ISHN.com this week.