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SALISBURY Your Complete Safety Solution YOUR SINGLE SOURCE FOR INDUSTRIAL ELECTRICAL PROTECTION SALISBURY One Stop Shop SALISBURY Your complete safety solution. We have everything you need to meet the NFPA 70E Standard and OSHA 29 1910.269 Regulations. The NFPA 70E Standard and OSHA Regulations have been established to protect workers from electrical shock and arc flash hazards. For example, the NFPA 70E Standard specifies areas in which arc flash protection is required for workers. All personnel within the defined boundaries must wear specified protective equipment, even on circuits as low as 50 volts. The NFPA 70E Standard and OSHA Regulations MUST be met, and Salisbury has made it easy to meet them. We take your safety seriously. We have you covered from head to toe. 2 SALISBURY 101 E. Crossroads Pkwy., Ste. A Bolingbrook, IL 60440 O U.S.A. Toll Free:877.406.4501 O U.S.A. Toll Free Fax:866.824.4922 SALISBURY ASSESSMENT SOLUTIONS (SAS) CONTENTS Salisbury Assessment Solutions (SAS) 6-7 FACE, HEAD & NECK PROTECTION & ACCESSORIES AS1000 / AS1200 / AS1500 Series Faceshields 8-11 Replacement Lenses 12 Replacement Brackets 13 Protective Nets & Glasses 13 AFHOODs 14 HRC2 Face, Head & Neck Protection Kit 15 PRO-AIRTM Powered Air Systems 16-17 NEW PIC ® COMING PRO-WEAR ARC FLASH PROTECTION CLOTHING & KITS Sizing & Material Weights 19 Quick Reference Chart & CE Information 20 PRO-HOOD® 21 Coats 22 Bib Overalls 23 Coveralls & Kit 24-25 Jacket, Overpants & Kit 26-27 HRC2 8, 12, 20 cal/cm2 Kit 28 HRC3 31 cal/cm2 Kit 29 HRC4 40 cal/cm2 Kit 30 HRC4 55 & 75 cal/cm2 Kit 31 HRC4 100 cal/cm2 Kit 32 HRC1 Rain Wear & Hi-Vis Vest 33 Work Gloves 34-35 Back Pack 36 Tool Bag & Storage Bag 37 PERSONAL ELECTRICAL SHOCK PROTECTION & ACCESSORIES Personal Electrical Shock Protection Information 38 Rubber Insulating Gloves, Leather Protectors & Liners 39-40 Glove Kits 41 Arc Flash Protection Gloves 42 Glove Accessories 43 Dielectric Footwear 43 Protective Blankets, Matting & Accessories 44-45 Rescue Hook & Static Discharge Stick 46 Switch Sticks & Clampsticks 47 Grounding Equipment 48-49 Voltage Detectors, General Cleaners & Glove Dust 50 Important Safety Information 51 INSULATED HAND TOOLS & KITS Insulated Hand Tool Kits 52-60 Individual Insualted Hand Tools & Sets 61-96 Non-Sparking & Non-Magnetic Insulated Tools 97-99 'HÀQLWLRQV Index 102 w w w . a r c s a f e t y . c o m 3 The most comprehensive electrical safety PPE solution in the industry. 4 SALISBURY 101 E. Crossroads Pkwy., Ste. A Bolingbrook, IL 60440 O U.S.A. Toll Free:877.406.4501 O U.S.A. Toll Free Fax:866.824.4922 SALISBURY EYE PROTECTION p. 11 Safety glasses HELPING TO MEET YOUR NEEDS. HEAD, FACE & NECK PROTECTION p. 6-13 Salisbury is the most complete personal protective equipment provider Hard hats, AS1000 / AS1200 / AS1500 Series Faceshields, to all electrical workers. The need for a comprehensive electrical safety AFHOODs, PRO-HOOD® and protective nets program that’s easy to use has never been more critical. The NFPA 70E Standard and OSHA Regulations have been established to protect workers from electrical shock DQGDUFÁDVKKD]DUGVDQGWRHGXFDWHZRUNHUVDERXWWKH BODY PROTECTION p. 16-33 protection needed from these dangers. PRO-WEAR® Arc Flash Protection Clothing )RUH[DPSOHWKH1)3$(6WDQGDUGVSHFLÀHVDUHDVZLWKLQ HRC2 Coveralls, Overpants, and Hooded Jackets HRC2-HRC4 Coats and Bib Overalls ZKLFKDUFÁDVKSURWHFWLRQLVUHTXLUHGIRUZRUNHUVLQYROYHG HRC4 PRO-OUTERWEARTM in the maintenance of energized or potentially energized HRC1 Rain Wear HOHFWULFDO HTXLSPHQW $OO SHUVRQQHO ZLWKLQ WKH GHÀQHG ERXQGDULHVPXVWZHDUVSHFLÀHGSURWHFWLYHHTXLSPHQWHYHQ on circuits as low as 50 volts. The NFPA 70E Standard and OSHA Regulations MUST be HAND PROTECTION p. 34-35, 38-43 Insulating rubber gloves, leather protectors and kits met, and Salisbury has made it easy to meet them. HRC2 - HRC4 Arc Flash Protection gloves To ease the burden of meeting all the necessary safety standards and requirements, we’ve developed convenient Personal Protective Equipment Kits. All the Arc and Shock Protection PPE Kits meet the safety standards categorized by the Hazard Risk Category for each job. Salisbury electrical safety products comply with ASTM ELECTRICAL SHOCK (American Society for Testing and Materials). PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT p. 44-51 Rubber Insulating Blankets and accessories Hot Sticks and accessories Only Salisbury can provide the complete list of Personal Grounding Equipment Protective Equipment required to protect workers against HOHFWULFDOKD]DUGVDVGHÀQHGE\26+$5HJXODWLRQVDQGWKH NFPA 70E Standard for Electrical Safety in the Workplace. DIELECTRIC BOOTS p. 43 Salisbury is the world leader in the manufacturing of Protective Boots and Overshoes Personal Protective Equipment and live line tools to protect electrical workers from the hazards of their job. SALISBURY HAS YOU COVERED, INSULATED TOOLS p. 52-99 FROM HEAD TO TOE. S.I.P. Insulated hand tools SALISBURY is a Platinum Level Training Partner w w w . a r c s a f e t y . c o m 5 SALISBURY ASSESSMENT SOLUTIONS (SAS) NEW TRUST THE EXPERTS The name Salisbury by Honeywell is known worldwide for high quality personal electrical safety equipment and training. Salisbury is pleased to now offer expert assessment services and safety compliance/education solutions to organizations worldwide. Our experts are `a_`dq]\m[Yl]\$ljYaf]\$Yf\[]jlaÚ]\oal`Ydgf_`aklgjqafl`]kY^]lq[geemfalqYdgf_ oal`fme]jgmkhjg^]kkagfYdkY^]lqY^ÚdaYlagfk&KYdakZmjq9kk]kke]flKgdmlagfk K9K!hjgna\]k Yoa\]jYf_]g^k]jna[]kYf\[Yf[Yl]jl`]kgdmlagfklgqgmjf]]\k&K9KakhYjlg^KYdakZmjqk ongoing commitment to safety education and service improvement. We are proud to offer our newest service enhancement. 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