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Baynets Safety Systems

226 Upton Rd, Colchester, CT, 06415
www.baynets.com

BayNets was founded in 1989, with the initial goal of developing an effective fall-prevention system for the quick-lube industry, whose open -pit service bays and work systems—designed for speed—create complex safety challenges. We are proud that our open ...

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Telephone800-331-0731
Fax860-537-7393
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Whelen Engineering Company

51 Winthrop Road, Chester, CT, US, 06412

Whelen is the only US manufacturer of emergency warning equipment to still manufacture its products entirely in the United States. The use of robotics and a motivated workforce allow it to compete with off-shore products.

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Telephone1-860-526-9504
Fax1-860-526-4078

Fabco Power

PO Box 582, Chester, NY, 10918
www.fabcopower.com

At Fabco we constantly strive to remain the worldwide leader in hydraulic generator technology. We do so by our commitment to outstanding quality, on time delivery, excellent service and competitive pricing.

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Telephone914-469-9151
Fax914-469-7871
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Topps Safety Apparel Inc.

501 Main Street, Rochester, IN, US, 46975

Flame resistant protective apparel in NOMEXIIIA, INDURA, PBIKEVLAR and FIREWEAR.

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Telephone1-800-348-2990
Fax1-219-223-8622
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Burndy

47 E Industrial Park Drive, Manchester, NH, US, 03109
www.burndy.com

The first forged split-bolt connector for use on overhead power distribution systems was made and supplied by BURNDY®. We also had the first compression tap connector for overhead. BURNDY® was the first manufacturer to have a spacer damper for bundled tra ...

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Telephone800-346-4175
Fax800-346-9826

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