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  1. safetyman

    Safe MIL-M-24041 Polyurethane

    If you use it in any quantity, I suggest you buy in gallon tubs and buy an auto mixer that keeps the components in pressure pots. Eliminates mixing and deairing. Ask your polyurethane supplier for equipment suggestions.
  2. safetyman

    Safe MIL-M-24041 Polyurethane

    We injection mold using thermoplastic polyurethanes that are fully reacted. They are supplied in bags of dry pellets. The chemical reaction that creates diisocyanates has occurred, so the handling hazards are greatly reduced. The product may not meet MIL-M-24041, but works exceptionally well...
  3. safetyman

    High-Res. Ink jet printers

    I work in a cable shop and have experience with an ink manufacturer, Gem Gravure, that sells Domino brand printers. The printer is reliable and Gem has an excellent engineering support staff. Their telephone number is 781-878-0456. Domino printers will handle bar codes and date codes. The...
  4. safetyman

    Ergonomic Exercises

    I'm about to introduce exercises to reduce carpal tunnel injuries on our assembly line. I have a series of exercises from Health Pages, "Stop Carpal Tunnel Syndrome" 1998, downloaded from webmd.com, article 1680.50852. Are there other effective hand/wrist exercises out there? Any...
  5. safetyman

    Safe MIL-M-24041 Polyurethane

    Are there any relatively safe polyurethanes available without MbOCA, TDI, or isocyanates? Are there any other compounds that pass the requirements of MIL-M-24041 that aren't polyurethanes? Perhaps a two part silicone.
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