This document is Superior Glove's 2015/2016 winter glove catalog that introduces new glove designs to help customers escape winter and work comfortably in cold conditions. It highlights gloves made with 3M Thinsulate insulation that provide warmth without bulk. The catalog showcases various glove models for industries like construction and utilities, with details on materials, features, and temperature ratings to help customers find the best gloves for their needs.
This document provides information about soft shell jackets from The North Face. It describes several jacket styles, including the Apex Barrier Soft Shell Jacket, Tech Stretch Soft Shell Jacket, and Ridgeline Soft Shell Jacket. For each style, the document provides details on features, fabrics, benefits, and color options. It also includes general information on The North Face's WindWall soft shell technology and its wind and water resistance properties.
Wood seasoning involves partially drying wood to remove moisture. Wood from freshly felled trees contains 100-200% moisture. This must be removed to make the wood suitable for use. There are two main seasoning methods - air seasoning and kiln drying. Air seasoning involves stacking wood outdoors to dry slowly. Kiln drying allows for carefully controlled drying rates indoors. Proper stacking, ventilation, and shed protection are important for air seasoning to minimize cracking and defects. Kiln drying is more effective and reduces drying time but is more expensive. The document provides details on wood moisture content requirements, seasoning methods, shed designs, and defect control.
This document discusses different methods for seasoning wood, which is the process of reducing moisture content in freshly cut timber. There are two main methods: natural seasoning using air drying outdoors, and artificial seasoning using kilns, boiling, chemicals or electricity to accelerate the process. Natural seasoning is simple and cheap but slow, taking 2-4 years, while artificial seasoning allows better control over temperature, humidity and an even dry but requires more resources. The goal of seasoning is to increase wood strength, durability and resistance while reducing cracks, warping and susceptibility to insects or fungi.
Timber comes from wood obtained from trees and is suitable for construction and other purposes. There are two main types of trees - exogenous and endogenous - with exogenous trees like conifers and deciduous trees most suitable for engineering. Timber has a macro structure visible to the eye like the pith, heartwood, and sapwood, as well as a micro structure only visible at high magnifications. Seasoning removes sap from fresh timber to make it stronger, lighter, and more durable. Common seasoning methods include natural, kiln, chemical and water seasoning. Timber is used widely in construction and manufacturing and can be preserved from damage using treatments like tar, paints, and chemical salts.
Timber can be processed and seasoned in several ways. Natural seasoning involves stacking cut timber pieces outside to air dry over 2-4 years. Artificial seasoning uses kilns or other methods to more quickly dry timber to a desired moisture level. Some key artificial seasoning methods are kiln drying, boiling, and sending steam through a chamber. Seasoning removes excess water from the timber and distributes the remaining moisture evenly throughout. Properly seasoned timber has benefits like being less prone to insect or fungal attacks.
This document discusses different aspects of timber moisture content and seasoning. It describes that moisture in timber can be either free moisture in cell cavities or bound moisture in cell walls. When exposed to air, timber loses moisture first from cell cavities and then cell walls as it reaches fiber saturation point. Methods to determine moisture content through measuring weight before and after oven drying are also presented. The objectives and various natural and artificial methods of seasoning timber, including kiln seasoning, are explained in detail.
This document provides information about soft shell jackets from The North Face. It describes several jacket styles, including the Apex Barrier Soft Shell Jacket, Tech Stretch Soft Shell Jacket, and Ridgeline Soft Shell Jacket. For each style, the document provides details on features, fabrics, benefits, and color options. It also includes general information on The North Face's WindWall soft shell technology and its wind and water resistance properties.
Wood seasoning involves partially drying wood to remove moisture. Wood from freshly felled trees contains 100-200% moisture. This must be removed to make the wood suitable for use. There are two main seasoning methods - air seasoning and kiln drying. Air seasoning involves stacking wood outdoors to dry slowly. Kiln drying allows for carefully controlled drying rates indoors. Proper stacking, ventilation, and shed protection are important for air seasoning to minimize cracking and defects. Kiln drying is more effective and reduces drying time but is more expensive. The document provides details on wood moisture content requirements, seasoning methods, shed designs, and defect control.
This document discusses different methods for seasoning wood, which is the process of reducing moisture content in freshly cut timber. There are two main methods: natural seasoning using air drying outdoors, and artificial seasoning using kilns, boiling, chemicals or electricity to accelerate the process. Natural seasoning is simple and cheap but slow, taking 2-4 years, while artificial seasoning allows better control over temperature, humidity and an even dry but requires more resources. The goal of seasoning is to increase wood strength, durability and resistance while reducing cracks, warping and susceptibility to insects or fungi.
Timber comes from wood obtained from trees and is suitable for construction and other purposes. There are two main types of trees - exogenous and endogenous - with exogenous trees like conifers and deciduous trees most suitable for engineering. Timber has a macro structure visible to the eye like the pith, heartwood, and sapwood, as well as a micro structure only visible at high magnifications. Seasoning removes sap from fresh timber to make it stronger, lighter, and more durable. Common seasoning methods include natural, kiln, chemical and water seasoning. Timber is used widely in construction and manufacturing and can be preserved from damage using treatments like tar, paints, and chemical salts.
Timber can be processed and seasoned in several ways. Natural seasoning involves stacking cut timber pieces outside to air dry over 2-4 years. Artificial seasoning uses kilns or other methods to more quickly dry timber to a desired moisture level. Some key artificial seasoning methods are kiln drying, boiling, and sending steam through a chamber. Seasoning removes excess water from the timber and distributes the remaining moisture evenly throughout. Properly seasoned timber has benefits like being less prone to insect or fungal attacks.
This document discusses different aspects of timber moisture content and seasoning. It describes that moisture in timber can be either free moisture in cell cavities or bound moisture in cell walls. When exposed to air, timber loses moisture first from cell cavities and then cell walls as it reaches fiber saturation point. Methods to determine moisture content through measuring weight before and after oven drying are also presented. The objectives and various natural and artificial methods of seasoning timber, including kiln seasoning, are explained in detail.
This document discusses timber, including its sources, classification, identification, structure, defects, seasoning, preservation, and fireproofing. It covers the various types of timber based on mode of growth, modulus of elasticity, durability, seasoning characteristics, and grading. It also identifies common defects in timber such as knots, shakes, grains, and decay. Methods of seasoning, preservation, and fireproofing timber are outlined.
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Seal It Green Xtreme proucts are unique in that our oils offers up to 55,65 and 75 SPF with 17 colours to choose from. They provide a broad spectrum fungicide immediately stopping mould and fungus growth all while preventing insects including termites, carpenter ants and wood borers. They will keep the wood stable by migrating to the core ensuring less checking, cracking, splitting,upping and warping. Plus extremely easy application results every time.
Seasoning is the process of reducing moisture content in freshly cut trees to increase durability. The objectives of seasoning are to decrease weight and transportation costs, maintain shape and size when used, and improve resistance to decay, fungi, insects, cracking, shrinkage and warping. Natural seasoning uses air drying which is slow but effective, while artificial seasoning uses techniques like boiling, water seasoning, and kiln drying to reduce moisture faster and more uniformly. Proper seasoning is important to protect timber from defects caused by fungi, insects, and processing. Common defects include knots, shakes, twisted fibers, and staining. Preservatives help prevent attacks from fungi and insects and are applied using various methods like brushing, spraying, and pressure injection
This document discusses different types of wood used in construction. It defines timber, wood, and lumber. It describes the structure of trees and classifies them as endogenous and exogenous. Exogenous trees are further divided into conifers/evergreen and deciduous trees. The document also discusses seasoning of timber to remove moisture, including natural, kiln, chemical, and electric seasoning. It outlines the advantages of seasoned timber and describes common timber defects such as shakes, cracks, knots, and decay. Finally, it discusses preserving timber through applying preservatives like coal tar oil or zinc chloride using various methods such as painting, dipping, and pressure processes.
Timber, glass, asbestos geo textile and adhesivesSalah Uddin
This document provides information about timber and glass. It defines timber as wood suitable for construction and describes its types and uses. It discusses the properties and types of trees that timber comes from, including softwoods and hardwoods. It also describes the seasoning and sawing processes for timber. The document then defines glass and its main constituents such as silica, potash, and soda. It discusses the manufacturing process for glass and its classification into soda lime glass, lead glass, and boro-silicate glass.
Aerolam Insulation Pvt. Ltd. has been established with a long term focus and an aspiration of rising in the ladder of the top companies involved in the manufacturing and marketing of Reflective insulation material.
This document provides pricing and product details for various work gloves. Pricing is effective until December 31, 2015 and prices may vary without notice due to market fluctuations. Multiple glove styles and sizes are listed along with their features, such as material, lining, and protection. Prices are provided for each glove model and size combination.
This document discusses timber seasoning and lamination. It describes two methods for seasoning timber - air drying and kiln drying. Air drying is less expensive but relies on climate, while kiln drying allows for temperature control and kills bugs and insects. The document also explains how to calculate moisture content and discusses laminated boards including lamin board, block board, and plywood. Plywood is made of alternating wood grain layers for strength.
The document discusses methods of air seasoning wood. Air seasoning involves stacking wood outdoors on raised foundations to allow air circulation. Proper stacking methods and yard conditions are important to minimize cracking, splitting, and fungal/insect damage. Factors like species, thickness, climate, and time of year affect drying time. Horizontal and vertical stacking are described for different wood types like planks, poles, railway sleepers. Sheds can provide protection from sun/wind while allowing air flow. Proper yard location, foundation, and shed design are outlined.
This document discusses various topics related to timber, including:
- Definitions of timber, wood, and lumber
- Classification of trees as endogenous or exogenous
- Seasoning of timber through natural, kiln, chemical, or electric methods
- Common uses of timber in construction and manufacturing
- Defects in timber like heart shakes, star shakes, and knots
- Deterioration of timber through decay, insects, and fire
- Methods of preserving timber through oily and water-soluble preservatives applied by painting, dipping, or pressure processes
The document discusses various types of defects in timber, including knots, shakes, and dry rot. It then covers different methods of seasoning timber, including air seasoning, water seasoning, boiling, steaming, kiln seasoning, and others. Various types of paints used for timber are also outlined, such as distemper paints, their composition and properties. Potential health effects of VOCs from paint fumes are briefly mentioned. Common methods of preserving timber from insects and decay are also listed.
This document discusses various topics related to timber, including:
1. It defines terms like timber, wood, and lumber and describes the structure of trees.
2. It explains the two main types of trees - endogenous and exogenous - and notes that only exogenous trees are suitable for engineering construction.
3. Seasoning of timber is described as an important process to remove sap and moisture from fresh timber. Various seasoning methods like natural, kiln, chemical and electric are outlined.
4. Common uses of timber, defects in timber, agents that can cause timber decay, methods to preserve timber, and techniques to apply preservatives are summarized.
The document is a brochure for Sidler International Ltd, a Swiss manufacturer of high-quality mirrored bathroom cabinets. It describes how Sidler combines Swiss craftsmanship, attention to detail, and passion for quality in its products. The brochure highlights several of Sidler's cabinet lines including Diamando, Singla, Axara, and Priolo and details their features such as integrated lighting, storage solutions, and finishes.
Natural and artificial seasoning of timberadonica barnon
Natural/air seasoning involves stacking rough-cut timber outdoors with spacers. This allows air circulation to slowly dry the timber to around 20% moisture content over time. The process is inexpensive and environmentally friendly but requires a large area and has a slow drying rate.
Artificial/kiln seasoning uses controlled kilns to quickly dry timber through forced air, heat, and humidity control. There are compartment and progressive kilns. Kiln drying achieves a lower moisture content more precisely but is more expensive and energy intensive than air drying.
The document discusses various natural defects that can occur in timber, including burls, callus, chemical stains, coarse grain, dead wood, druxiness, foxiness, knots, rind galls, shakes, twisted fibers, upsets, water strain, and wind cracks. Knots are further classified based on size and type. Shakes are classified into cup, ring, heart, star, and radial shakes. The defects are caused by natural forces like injury, chemical reactions, rapid growth, fungi, poor ventilation, and exposure to wind and water. Timber with these defects may have reduced strength, durability, and suitability for uses like engineering.
1) The document provides instructions for applying Sinclair Coating to surfaces. It describes cleaning and preparing the surface, stirring the coating, and taping frames before application.
2) There are multiple application methods described including using a roller, spray gun, pressure pot, or airless system. Proper nozzle sizes and pressures are specified.
3) Two coats may be needed, waiting for the first to dry before the second. Coverage of 4 square meters per liter is estimated. Drying takes 45-60 minutes typically.
This document provides information on Ermine Wood Coatings produced by Sansui Paints. It begins with an overview of the company's standard industrial wood finish product range and notes customized options are available. Later, it focuses on Ermine, a natural finish coating that enhances wood grain while protecting from heat, water and climate. Ermine Liau is introduced as a water-borne coating for exterior wood furniture that is environmentally-friendly and offers advantages over solvent-borne products like fungicides and ease of use. The document concludes by listing Sansui Paints' wood coating product lines including waterborne lacquers, polyurethane coatings, and stains.
Sansui Paints is a leading Indian company that produces specialty and niche coatings. Founded in 1996, it now has a modern manufacturing facility and supplies products across India. The company focuses on customization and meeting customer needs. It also prioritizes environmental protection and social responsibility. Sansui introduces Sinclair, a new peelable polymer coating that provides temporary protection on non-porous surfaces from dust, dirt, and other damage during construction or shipping. Applied by roller or spray, Sinclair forms a thin, removable film and is a cost-effective alternative to cleaning or repairs.
Wood Armour protects against sun exposure and water damage from rain and sprinklers. Developed from a water based concentrate, it can be diluted with up to 3 parts water, making it highly cost effective.
El RUP es una metodología de desarrollo de software iterativa e incremental desarrollada por Rational (ahora propiedad de IBM) que incluye artefactos y roles. Se caracteriza por estar centrada en la arquitectura y guiada por los casos de uso. Su ciclo de vida implementa el desarrollo en espiral a través de fases e iteraciones que producen artefactos como documentos de visión, diagramas de casos de uso y especificaciones de requisitos.
Amanda Jenkins is a teacher at Sayre Area School District who received her Masters in Education from Wilkes University in 2008. She has received several teaching awards including Veteran of Foreign Wars Teacher of the Year in 2012. Jenkins presents at academic conferences on topics related to 21st century teaching and learning and advises students as the sophomore class advisor and coordinator of literary events at Sayre High School.
This document discusses timber, including its sources, classification, identification, structure, defects, seasoning, preservation, and fireproofing. It covers the various types of timber based on mode of growth, modulus of elasticity, durability, seasoning characteristics, and grading. It also identifies common defects in timber such as knots, shakes, grains, and decay. Methods of seasoning, preservation, and fireproofing timber are outlined.
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Get a Grip on Winter, Protect your HANDS with our Gloves of all kinds: Winter Lined, Thermal, Fleece, Pigskin, Thinsulate, Fitters, Leather, Drivers, Ropers, Cowhide, Hi-Viz, Mittens, Hand warmers, Plus Manufacture Protection from Chemicals, Spills, Gripping: Rubber, Latex, Coated, Acrylic, Pvc and Anti-slip Snow shoes and Ice Grippers
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Seal It Green Xtreme proucts are unique in that our oils offers up to 55,65 and 75 SPF with 17 colours to choose from. They provide a broad spectrum fungicide immediately stopping mould and fungus growth all while preventing insects including termites, carpenter ants and wood borers. They will keep the wood stable by migrating to the core ensuring less checking, cracking, splitting,upping and warping. Plus extremely easy application results every time.
Seasoning is the process of reducing moisture content in freshly cut trees to increase durability. The objectives of seasoning are to decrease weight and transportation costs, maintain shape and size when used, and improve resistance to decay, fungi, insects, cracking, shrinkage and warping. Natural seasoning uses air drying which is slow but effective, while artificial seasoning uses techniques like boiling, water seasoning, and kiln drying to reduce moisture faster and more uniformly. Proper seasoning is important to protect timber from defects caused by fungi, insects, and processing. Common defects include knots, shakes, twisted fibers, and staining. Preservatives help prevent attacks from fungi and insects and are applied using various methods like brushing, spraying, and pressure injection
This document discusses different types of wood used in construction. It defines timber, wood, and lumber. It describes the structure of trees and classifies them as endogenous and exogenous. Exogenous trees are further divided into conifers/evergreen and deciduous trees. The document also discusses seasoning of timber to remove moisture, including natural, kiln, chemical, and electric seasoning. It outlines the advantages of seasoned timber and describes common timber defects such as shakes, cracks, knots, and decay. Finally, it discusses preserving timber through applying preservatives like coal tar oil or zinc chloride using various methods such as painting, dipping, and pressure processes.
Timber, glass, asbestos geo textile and adhesivesSalah Uddin
This document provides information about timber and glass. It defines timber as wood suitable for construction and describes its types and uses. It discusses the properties and types of trees that timber comes from, including softwoods and hardwoods. It also describes the seasoning and sawing processes for timber. The document then defines glass and its main constituents such as silica, potash, and soda. It discusses the manufacturing process for glass and its classification into soda lime glass, lead glass, and boro-silicate glass.
Aerolam Insulation Pvt. Ltd. has been established with a long term focus and an aspiration of rising in the ladder of the top companies involved in the manufacturing and marketing of Reflective insulation material.
This document provides pricing and product details for various work gloves. Pricing is effective until December 31, 2015 and prices may vary without notice due to market fluctuations. Multiple glove styles and sizes are listed along with their features, such as material, lining, and protection. Prices are provided for each glove model and size combination.
This document discusses timber seasoning and lamination. It describes two methods for seasoning timber - air drying and kiln drying. Air drying is less expensive but relies on climate, while kiln drying allows for temperature control and kills bugs and insects. The document also explains how to calculate moisture content and discusses laminated boards including lamin board, block board, and plywood. Plywood is made of alternating wood grain layers for strength.
The document discusses methods of air seasoning wood. Air seasoning involves stacking wood outdoors on raised foundations to allow air circulation. Proper stacking methods and yard conditions are important to minimize cracking, splitting, and fungal/insect damage. Factors like species, thickness, climate, and time of year affect drying time. Horizontal and vertical stacking are described for different wood types like planks, poles, railway sleepers. Sheds can provide protection from sun/wind while allowing air flow. Proper yard location, foundation, and shed design are outlined.
This document discusses various topics related to timber, including:
- Definitions of timber, wood, and lumber
- Classification of trees as endogenous or exogenous
- Seasoning of timber through natural, kiln, chemical, or electric methods
- Common uses of timber in construction and manufacturing
- Defects in timber like heart shakes, star shakes, and knots
- Deterioration of timber through decay, insects, and fire
- Methods of preserving timber through oily and water-soluble preservatives applied by painting, dipping, or pressure processes
The document discusses various types of defects in timber, including knots, shakes, and dry rot. It then covers different methods of seasoning timber, including air seasoning, water seasoning, boiling, steaming, kiln seasoning, and others. Various types of paints used for timber are also outlined, such as distemper paints, their composition and properties. Potential health effects of VOCs from paint fumes are briefly mentioned. Common methods of preserving timber from insects and decay are also listed.
This document discusses various topics related to timber, including:
1. It defines terms like timber, wood, and lumber and describes the structure of trees.
2. It explains the two main types of trees - endogenous and exogenous - and notes that only exogenous trees are suitable for engineering construction.
3. Seasoning of timber is described as an important process to remove sap and moisture from fresh timber. Various seasoning methods like natural, kiln, chemical and electric are outlined.
4. Common uses of timber, defects in timber, agents that can cause timber decay, methods to preserve timber, and techniques to apply preservatives are summarized.
The document is a brochure for Sidler International Ltd, a Swiss manufacturer of high-quality mirrored bathroom cabinets. It describes how Sidler combines Swiss craftsmanship, attention to detail, and passion for quality in its products. The brochure highlights several of Sidler's cabinet lines including Diamando, Singla, Axara, and Priolo and details their features such as integrated lighting, storage solutions, and finishes.
Natural and artificial seasoning of timberadonica barnon
Natural/air seasoning involves stacking rough-cut timber outdoors with spacers. This allows air circulation to slowly dry the timber to around 20% moisture content over time. The process is inexpensive and environmentally friendly but requires a large area and has a slow drying rate.
Artificial/kiln seasoning uses controlled kilns to quickly dry timber through forced air, heat, and humidity control. There are compartment and progressive kilns. Kiln drying achieves a lower moisture content more precisely but is more expensive and energy intensive than air drying.
The document discusses various natural defects that can occur in timber, including burls, callus, chemical stains, coarse grain, dead wood, druxiness, foxiness, knots, rind galls, shakes, twisted fibers, upsets, water strain, and wind cracks. Knots are further classified based on size and type. Shakes are classified into cup, ring, heart, star, and radial shakes. The defects are caused by natural forces like injury, chemical reactions, rapid growth, fungi, poor ventilation, and exposure to wind and water. Timber with these defects may have reduced strength, durability, and suitability for uses like engineering.
1) The document provides instructions for applying Sinclair Coating to surfaces. It describes cleaning and preparing the surface, stirring the coating, and taping frames before application.
2) There are multiple application methods described including using a roller, spray gun, pressure pot, or airless system. Proper nozzle sizes and pressures are specified.
3) Two coats may be needed, waiting for the first to dry before the second. Coverage of 4 square meters per liter is estimated. Drying takes 45-60 minutes typically.
This document provides information on Ermine Wood Coatings produced by Sansui Paints. It begins with an overview of the company's standard industrial wood finish product range and notes customized options are available. Later, it focuses on Ermine, a natural finish coating that enhances wood grain while protecting from heat, water and climate. Ermine Liau is introduced as a water-borne coating for exterior wood furniture that is environmentally-friendly and offers advantages over solvent-borne products like fungicides and ease of use. The document concludes by listing Sansui Paints' wood coating product lines including waterborne lacquers, polyurethane coatings, and stains.
Sansui Paints is a leading Indian company that produces specialty and niche coatings. Founded in 1996, it now has a modern manufacturing facility and supplies products across India. The company focuses on customization and meeting customer needs. It also prioritizes environmental protection and social responsibility. Sansui introduces Sinclair, a new peelable polymer coating that provides temporary protection on non-porous surfaces from dust, dirt, and other damage during construction or shipping. Applied by roller or spray, Sinclair forms a thin, removable film and is a cost-effective alternative to cleaning or repairs.
Wood Armour protects against sun exposure and water damage from rain and sprinklers. Developed from a water based concentrate, it can be diluted with up to 3 parts water, making it highly cost effective.
El RUP es una metodología de desarrollo de software iterativa e incremental desarrollada por Rational (ahora propiedad de IBM) que incluye artefactos y roles. Se caracteriza por estar centrada en la arquitectura y guiada por los casos de uso. Su ciclo de vida implementa el desarrollo en espiral a través de fases e iteraciones que producen artefactos como documentos de visión, diagramas de casos de uso y especificaciones de requisitos.
Amanda Jenkins is a teacher at Sayre Area School District who received her Masters in Education from Wilkes University in 2008. She has received several teaching awards including Veteran of Foreign Wars Teacher of the Year in 2012. Jenkins presents at academic conferences on topics related to 21st century teaching and learning and advises students as the sophomore class advisor and coordinator of literary events at Sayre High School.
Tech Days 2015: Customer Presentation Deep Blue CapitalAdaCore
The document discusses automated trading using Ada at DeepBlueCapital, an Amsterdam-based company. It trades on 30 exchanges, processes 2000 market data updates/second on average and places 700,000 orders/day. The company uses Ada for 95% of its 2.5 million lines of code. Ada allows for safe, efficient trading programs with built-in tasking and atomic objects that help achieve sub-millisecond latency. However, Ada has downsides like an inadequate memory model, low abstraction level, and small ecosystem.
O documento introduz os princípios básicos da programação funcional, incluindo imutabilidade, foco em funções em vez de estado, e funções como valores. Ele contrasta estilos de programação funcional e orientada a objetos, mostrando exemplos de como refatorar código de uma abordagem para outra, tornando-o mais conciso e legível. Finalmente, discute como a programação funcional se concentra no que fazer, em vez de como fazer.
IndexedDB is an HTML5 API that allows us to store/retrieve large amount of data on user’s browser. It does not have any storage limit, and is hence better than other browser storages.
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Fountain Design and Construction
Tile and Stone Installation
Underwater Fountain Lighting
Plumbing, Filtration and Waterproofing
Regular Fountain Maintenance
Water Feature Integration
Clean Pump Intake Screens
Clean Mechanical/Biological Filter Media
Clean Skimmer Baskets/Strainers
Clean Decorative Spitters, Nozzles, Art Pieces
Brush Interior Fountain Basin
Skim Surface Area to Remove Debris
Fountains - Monitor Water Chemical Levels
Add Water Chemicals as Required
Repair Fountain Equipment as Required
Ponds - Monitor Pond Water Levels
Add Natural Pond Products as Required
Repair Pond Equipment as Required
Evaluate if Replacement Parts are Needed (example: filter media pads, light bulbs)
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This document discusses HERE's transition to running tests for every code commit by leveraging Gerrit, Jenkins, Docker, and AWS. Key aspects included building 55-65k times per day across 1100-1200 executors with a goal of 19 minute maximum feedback time. Improvements involved configuring Jenkins pipelines with plugins for scalability, using AWS for resources and artifacts, and profiling for stability and performance. The overall aim was to fully automate testing for every commit to improve code quality.
Александр Куцан: "Static Code Analysis in C++" Anna Shymchenko
Static code analysis is the analysis of computer software without executing programs to detect bugs. It was proposed to analyze an open source C++ project with about 20 developers to save money, improve team relations, and boost developer skills. Cppcheck, a free, open source static analysis tool, was used to analyze the project and detected various issues like memory leaks, resource leaks, errors, and inefficiencies. Coverity Scan and Clang static analyzer were also proposed as alternative static analysis tools. However, static code analysis is only one step, and other practices like code formatting, reviews, testing, and continuous integration are also important.
Константин Маркович: "Creating modular application using Spring Boot "Anna Shymchenko
The document discusses different technologies for creating modular applications, focusing on Spring Boot. It provides an overview of Spring Boot's architecture and lifecycle, then demonstrates how to structure a modular application using Spring Boot with a core module and other feature-specific modules. The presentation includes diagrams of the Spring Boot architecture and a sample module structure. It concludes with links to additional Spring Boot resources and a call for questions.
This document provides an overview of St. Gabriel's Grade 4 & 5 Parent iPad Session. It discusses the goals of integrating iPads into the curriculum to transform and enhance student learning. Specific highlights for the upcoming school year include conducting a formal research study on the impact of iPad use on student performance and engagement, starting Grade 4 students with iPads parked at school overnight, and extending the school's web filter to home use. Suggestions are provided for appropriate home iPad use and enabling further restrictions. The session concluded with an opportunity for parents to ask questions.
Nadia J. Thompson has over 30 years of experience as a ballet dancer, teacher, choreographer and artistic director. She has worked with many prestigious ballet companies around the world, including Milwaukee Ballet, Boston Ballet, London City Ballet and Northern Ballet Theatre. She is currently the Master Teacher, Choreographer and Director at Milwaukee Ballet, where she teaches classes, stages works, and helps run the school.
The Mesolithic Age was a period of transition between the Old and New Stone Ages from 11,000-6,000 BCE. During this time, early humans began controlling fire, developing language, and moving from hunter-gatherer to more settled lifestyles. They began domesticating animals and plants, developing tools like bows and arrows and pottery, and forming early social structures and religious beliefs.
This document defines and explains various types of leverage including accounting, notional, economic, operating, and financial leverage. It also discusses degrees of operating leverage, financial leverage, and total leverage. Leverage involves using assets, equity, debt, or derivatives to multiply gains and losses. It allows firms to magnify returns but also increases risk. The document provides examples of calculating break-even points in units and sales. Operating leverage reflects the impact of revenue changes on profits while financial leverage depends on a firm's capital structure.
The document provides information about selecting winter work gloves and insulation. It introduces Bill Soellner and Ken Cox, experts in safety equipment and insulation. The history of staying warm is discussed, along with how the human body retains heat and mechanisms of heat loss. Insulation is defined as anything that impedes heat flow. Risks of inadequate protection like hypothermia, frostbite, and trench foot are covered. The Clo unit for measuring insulation and Met unit for activity levels are introduced. Finally, factors to consider when selecting winter gloves like material, fit, and balancing warmth with dexterity are discussed.
The Traverrse Safety Workwear brand is synonymous with safety, quality & comfort and is trusted by workmen worldwide to provide the highest level of protection. Our 2015 catalogue brings together our full range of PPE including glasses and goggles, gloves, safety footwear, protective workwear, kitbags and PPE accessories.
The Traverrse Safety Workwear brand is synonymous with safety, quality & comfort and is trusted by workmen worldwide to provide the highest level of protection. Our 2015 catalogue brings together our full range of PPE including glasses and goggles, gloves, safety footwear, protective workwear, kitbags and PPE accessories.
1. The document describes various personal protective equipment products including protective headwear, eyewear, ear protection, respiratory protection, safety gloves, and clothing from different manufacturers like MSA, UVEX, 3M, and Climax.
2. The products are summarized under categories and include details like materials, certifications, and places of origin.
3. Protective equipment ranges from disposable dust masks and gloves to more heavy duty firefighting suits and chemical protective clothing that provide protection against heat, flames, chemicals and other hazards.
It is important to protect your hand from burns cuts, puncture injuries, and impact injuries but what people often forget about is the cold. This info graphic explains the importance of protecting your hands from cold temperatures and how to do it.
1. The document advertises various safety and janitorial products at promotional prices, including foam earplugs, Purell hand sanitizer, gloves, hard hat liners, thermal clothing, harnesses, lanyards, tool holsters, safety eyewear, and respirators.
2. Key details are provided for each product such as descriptions of materials, certifications, sizing, and unit pricing.
3. The promotional pricing is valid until March 30, 2018 or while quantities last, with taxes and freight extra.
This document is a flyer promoting various safety and janitorial products on sale until March 30, 2018. It lists products like ear plugs, hand sanitizer, gloves, snow grips, warmers, thermal gloves and more. For each item, the flyer provides the model number, brief description, available sizes and temporary
KKD Marine is an Indian supplier of protective safety equipment and consumables. The document provides a price list for 2020 of welding and industrial gloves by Tillman, a leading brand. It lists over 20 glove models for various applications like welding, industrial work, and heat protection. The gloves are made from materials like cowhide, pigskin, nylon and have features like insulation, reinforced thumbs and Kevlar stitching. Prices range from Rs.750 to Rs.2000 per pair plus GST. Notes provide details on stock availability and order terms.
Project Sales Corporation (PSC) is a specialist Hand Safety company
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mitigating risks associated with hand injuries while handling tasks in
oilfields, platforms and yards in the Oil & Gas Industry. We brought Impact
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The document provides information on various hand protection products including gloves, hand creams, and lifting aids. It summarizes different glove models from various brands like Kong, Mechanix, HexArmor, and Ringers that offer cut, abrasion, and impact resistance. It also mentions barrier creams, cleaners, and other accessories like glove clips, cryogenic gloves, and a magnetic nail holder tool.
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This document provides an overview of hand protection categories and materials. It discusses the main categories of gloves including leather, cotton, supported, unsupported/disposable, and activity/mechanics gloves. The key materials used in gloves are also examined, such as nitrile, neoprene, vinyl, cotton, nylon, polyester, aramid, HPPE, and various engineered fibers. Standards for cut resistance testing and Cordova's high performance glove lines are also summarized.
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Microporous insulation is a highly effective thermal insulation material made of amorphous silica and metal oxide powders pressed into rigid or flexible panels, blankets, or pipe sections. It has the lowest thermal conductivity of any high temperature insulation, making it an excellent choice for applications where space, weight, or energy loss are concerns. Microporous insulation is safe and easy to fabricate and install, and it provides significant benefits over traditional insulation materials.
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Your brain absorbs 20,000 visual messages every day, from signs on the road and labels in the store to your boss’ facial expressions. Even though it seems like your brain can process these messages easily, in the background, it’s working overtime to process all of it.
With all of this competition, how can you make sure that your safety message gets across to your employees? This free webinar will teach you things like:
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Foolproof ways to create a safety culture in your workplace.
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Welcome to Superior Glove’s 2015/2016 Winter Guide.
This year, we don’t want you to suffer through the winter, survive the cold,
or even endure the elements. We want you to ESCAPE WINTER.
Cold weather isn’t fun for work. (Sometimes it’s hardly fun for play!)
As Canadians, we know a little something about cold weather, snow, sleet,
freezing rain, cold hands and numb fingertips. And you know what? We’re
getting a little sick of it.
We know the current designs on the market for winter work gloves just
aren’t good enough – and frankly, some of our own designs fell into that
category. So what did we do? We started from scratch. We redesigned
what the winter work glove should look like. And then, we went to the
best: 3M Thinsulate™ and completely revamped the way we look at
insulation and the way we incorporate it into glove design.
What do you get? Glove solutions that work in the elements. In mild to
moderate temperatures and environments all the way to tundra-awful cold.
What does that mean? You can work longer. You can work faster.
You can feel better.
So have a look, see what your options are and find out what it can be like
to have warm hands in the heart of winter.
If you’re not sure what to try or if there’s a problem you can’t solve, give us
a call at 1-800-265-7617 or email customerservice@superiorglove.com.
We’ll find the solution.
‘Cause Baby, it’s Cold Outside!’
Frank Geng
CHAIRMAN
Tony Geng
PRESIDENT
Joe Geng
VICE-PRESIDENT
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Superior Glove uses thermal imaging to show the weak spots of glove construction,
and make improvements.
“On-the-job” testing is expensive, time consuming and rarely accurate due to
psychological biases. In answer to these problems, Superior has developed its own
In-House Glove Testing Lab. Using state-of-the-art digital testing equipment, we can
provide you with objective hard numbers on the abrasion resistance, cut resistance,
thermal insulation, impact and puncture resistance data for any glove. We also use this
valuable information to design advanced gloves that balance the most effective
combination of cut and abrasion resistance for any job.
This picture shows a very well designed and constructed glove with a high
insulation value. The glove shows up as almost all purples and blues, with NO reds
and very little yellow. So no thin spots in the lining, and the glove is well
sewn and constructed.
This glove from a different manufacturer shows a similar style glove, but with some
manufacturing issues. Note the parts of the glove with heat loss (the red and
yellow areas). There is a major problem on the thumb. The red portion on the back
of the thumb suggests a very thin spot on the lining. (Brrrr...!)
PRODUCT TESTING
HOW WE TEST OUR
WINTER GLOVES
• Most technologically advanced glove testing
temperature chamber: metal hand form
is wired with sensors and heated internally to
98.6°F (37°C) to mimic the human hand
• Replicates performance of winter gloves
under humidity, wind chills, and extreme
temperatures (down to -40°F)
• Tiny pores on metal hand simulate “sweating”
to allow us to control flow of moisture
• Extensive testing and rating systems enable
us to to minimize glove thickness and
maximize warmth and dexterity to protect
hands against harshest conditions
RED and YELLOW are danger zones for heatloss.
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ENDURA®
#365DLX2DT M - XL
• Heavyweight 3-1/2 oz. grain horsehide leather
• Water, oil, and stain-repellent properties
• 2" cuff with retro-reflective silver strips
• Deluxe G200 Thinsulate™ lined
• Sewn with Kevlar®
thread for extra seam strength
Industry: Utilities, Construction
ENDURA®
#365DLX2TL M - 2XL
• Heavyweight 3-1/2 oz. grain horsehide leather
• Water, oil, and stain-repellent properties
• 2" cuff with retro-reflective silver strips
• Fully Thinsulate™ lined
• Sewn with Kevlar®
thread for extra seam strength
Industry: Utilities, Construction
365DLX2TL
ENDURA®
#365DLXDTL M - XL
• Deluxe, heavyweight 3-1/2 oz. grain
horsehide leather
• Water, oil, and stain-repellent properties
• 6" cuff with retro-reflective silver strips
• Fully G200 Thinsulate™ lined
• Sewn with Kevlar®
thread for extra seam strength
Industry: Utilities, Construction
-20°C
(-4°F)
-10°C
(14°F)
-20°C
(-4°F)
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ENDURA®
#365DLXFTL M - 2XL
• Heavyweight 3-1/2 oz. grain horsehide leather
• Water, oil, and stain-repellent properties
• 6" cuff with retro-reflective silver strips
• Fully Thinsulate™ lined
• Sewn with Kevlar®
thread for extra seam strength
Industry: Utilities, Construction
-10°C
(14°F)
ENDURA®
/ CUT RESISTANT
#399GKGTL5 S - 2XL
• High tensile strength goatskin
• Extended gauntlet cuff
• Cut resistant ASTM 4 Kevlar®
lining
• Fully Thinsulate™ lined
Industry: Construction, Steel Plants, Oil and Gas
1650 grams of cut protection.
-10°C
(14°F)
ENDURA®
#361DLXFTL (One-finger mitt) M - XL
• Heavyweight 3-1/2 oz. grain horsehide leather
• Water, oil, and stain-repellent properties
• 6" cuff with retro-reflective silver strips
• Fully Thinsulate™ lined
• Sewn with Kevlar®
thread for extra seam strength
Industry: Utilities, Construction
-20°C
(-4°F)
Kevlar®
is a registered trademark of E.I. du Pont de Nemours and Company.
3M and Thinsulate are trademarks of 3M™
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ENDURA®
#378GHVTL S - 2XL
• Hi-viz yellow backs with 3M Scotchlite™
retro-reflective stripes
• Backs are elasticized
• Fully Thinsulate™ lined
Industry: Road/Highway Repair, Forklift Drivers, Truck
Drivers, Construction, General Maintenance,
Material Handling
CLUTCH GEAR®
#MXHVTWT M - 2XL
• Breathable waterproof Enprotex®
lining
• Hi-viz lime green backs feature reflective strip
• Fully Thinsulate™ lined
Industry: Oil and Gas, Mechanics, Outdoor
Construction, Material Handling
-15°C
(5°F)
-15°C
(5°F)
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CLUTCH GEAR®
#MXBUFL XS - 2XL
• Exo-Tekt water-repellent micro-suede palms
are supple, flexible, strong and breathable
• Fully fleece-lined
• High functioning and form fitting
• Adjustable Velcro®
tab closure keep gloves snugly
in place
Industry: Construction, Maintenance, Material Handling,
Assembly Work, Truck Drivers
CLUTCH GEAR®
#MXGDFL M - XL
• Premium quality grain deerskin for ultimate fit
• Padded black stretch nylon back and
elasticized cuff
• Winter-lined with laminated foam
• Adjustable Velcro®
tab closure
Industry: Construction, Maintenance, Material Handling,
Assembly Work, Truck Drivers
CLUTCH GEAR®
#378PLFL XS - 2XL
• Synthetic leather; performs better in cold
• Elastic backs for snug fit
• Neoprene knuckles protect against knocks
• 2 mm foam laminate lining
Industry: Construction, Maintenance
-10°C
(14°F)
-10°C
(14°F)
-10°C
(14°F)
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THE SCIENCE OF WARMTH 101
Low temperatures typically mean bundling up with large
sweaters and bulky jackets or spending less time
enjoying the outdoors. But while it’s common to assume
that thicker garments equal greater comfort and
protection from frigid temperatures, it’s important to
look deeper into the science of warmth before deciding
what to wear when venturing out into the cold.
As an industry leader in warmth technology, 3M
recognizes the nuances of heat and understands how
advanced technologies can combat the cold and protect
the body against the elements. Here is a quick guide to
understanding warmth and how 3M™ Thinsulate™
Insulation is the right choice to keep you warm:
HOW DOES YOUR BODY USE
AND LOSE HEAT?
When thinking about heat loss‚ it is important to
remember that heat loss is affected by:
• Body temperature
• Activity Level
• Outside air temperature and wind speed
• Distances between the insulation fibers
• Thickness of insulation
• Fiber size
The insulation required by an individual to maintain
comfort is markedly affected by activity level. This factor
must be considered when choosing a garment for a
particular activity.
WHAT IS THE BEST WAY TO
STAY WARM?
Thermal comfort is achieved by balancing three factors:
• Rate of heat production by your body
• Insulation value of your clothing (clo)
• Environmental temperature
Of those three‚ it’s easiest to alter the insulation value
of your clothing. To do this, we need to understand how‚
insulation works. First‚ insulation traps air. The more air
trapped‚ the more efficient the insulation. Second‚
insulation helps block the body’s radiant heat loss.
The unique microfibers of Thinsulate insulation are up
to about 5 times smaller than the fibers of many other
common synthetic insulations‚ which means they’re
much more efficient at trapping air and more effective at
keeping you warm – all while reducing the bulk
of the garment.
3M™Thinsulate™ Insulation
The fibers of 3M™ Thinsulate™ Insulation
are exceedingly fine‚ making them ideal
for trapping insulating air and helping
block the body’s radiant heat loss.
6-denier hollow fiber
The fibers in 6-denier polyester are
much thicker and not nearly as efficient
at trapping air or reflecting back
body heat.
WHAT ARE THE BEST OPTIONS
WHEN LOOKING FOR APPAREL
TO KEEP ME WARM?
When compared to other insulations of equal thickness,
Thinsulate insulation provides about 1-½ times the
warmth of down and up to twice the warmth of other
high-loft insulations. In addition, it’s hypoallergenic,
odorless, breathable, durable and easily dried, which
makes it a simple choice.
Simple tips to combat the cold with 3M™
Thinsulate™
Insulation
3M and Thinsulate are trademarks of 3M™
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3M™ Thinsulate™ Insulation
[ Trusted Warmth ]
Trusted warmth is the
core of Thinsulate insulation.
Everyday products
are identified by the
traditional black hang tag
that has helped make
Thinsulate insulation the
most recognized brand
in its category
worldwide.
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ENDURA®
/ CUT RESISTANT
#378GKGDT S - 2XL
• Kevlar®
and composite filament fiber lining
• Water and oil repellent
• Assortment of specially selected and positioned
Thinsulate™ materials to provide exceptional
warmth while maintaining mobility
Industry: Metal Handling, Construction, Steel Plants,
Oil and Gas
ENDURA®
/ CUT RESISTANT
#378GOBTKL S - XL
• High tensile strength goatskin with Oilbloc™
and Waterstop™
• Cut-resistant Kevlar®
lining
• Fully Thinsulate™ lined
• Impressive, level 4 arc-flash resistant
Industry: Maintenance, Construction, Agriculture,
Ranching, Forestry/Lumber, General Material
Handling, Mining
1650 grams of cut protection.
1800 grams of cut protection.
ENDURA®
/ CUT RESISTANT
#378GKGTL S - 2XL
• High tensile-strength goatskin provides
outstanding abrasion resistance
• ASTM cut-level 4 thanks to blended Kevlar®
/composite
filament fiber lining
• Thinsulate™ lining for great warmth without bulk
Industry: Oil and Gas, Material Handling, Construction
1650 grams of cut protection.
-25°C
(-13°F)
-15°C
(-5°F)
-10°C
(14°F)
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ENDURA®
#378GOBTL XS - 2XL
• High tensile strength goatskin with Oilbloc™
and Waterstop™
• Fully Thinsulate™ lined
• Driver style slips on easily and has elastic
backs for snug fit
Industry: Maintenance, Construction, Agriculture,
Ranching, Forestry/Lumber, General Material Handling
ENDURA®
#378GKTTL XS - 2XL
• High tensile strength goatskin
• Fully Thinsulate™
lined
• Brushed jersey-fleece interior
• Keystone thumb for better durability
Industry: Maintenance, Construction, Agriculture,
Ranching, Forestry/Lumber, General Material Handling
3M and Thinsulate are trademarks of 3M™
ENDURA®
#378GOBDTK XS - 3XL
• Deluxe G200 Thinsulate™ lining for great warmth
without the bulk
• High tensile strength goatskin with Oilbloc™ and Waterstop™
• Assortment of specially selected and positioned
Thinsulate™ at finger tips for added warmth
• Oilbloc™-treated surface repels oil and liquids
• Turtleneck acrylic knitwrist to lock out the cold
Industry: Construction, General Material Handling,
Mining, Petro-Chemical, Refrigerated Warehouses
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-30°C
(-22°F)
-15°C
(5°F)
-15°C
(5°F)
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DEXTERITY®
#TKYLX M - XL
• Looped-pile construction traps air
• High-visibility neon yellow
• Dipped in a unique latex crinkle finish
• Highly insulating; an excellent choice for
outdoor workers
Industry: Maintenance, Construction, Agriculture,
Ranching, Forestry/Lumber, General Material
Handling, Mining
DEXTERITY®
#SNTAPVC M - 2XL
• PVC coating with micropores
• Fleece lining is soft and warm
• Enhanced protection against abrasion
• Good dexterity for a glove this warm
Industry: Commercial Fisheries, Agriculture,
Construction, Utilities, Cold Storage Facilities
DEXTERITY®
/ CUT RESISTANT
#SBKFGFNVB S - XL
• Composite filament fiber wrapped with
Kevlar®
fiber
• Thermo plastic rubber on back of hands
• Soft winter lining ensures hands stay warm and dry
• Foam nitrile palm coating
Industry: Oil and Gas, Mechanical, Construction
2400 grams of cut protection.
-10°C
(14°F)
-5°C
(23°F)
-5°C
(23°F)
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TENACTIV®
/ CUT RESISTANT
#STAGFCFNVL 7 - 10
• Great protection from sharp materials and machinery
• Full nitrile coating protects against oils and solvents
with added water resistance
• Full winter fleece lining
• Velcro®
wrist tab locks out cold
Industry: Construction, Fisheries, Cold Storage,
Food Processing
EMERALD CX®
/ CUT RESISTANT
#SCXTAPVC M - 2XL
• 13-gauge blended Kevlar®
/steel string knit
• Lined in warm and comfortable acrylic terry
• Palms are coated in a crinkle-grip PVC
Industry: Cold Storage Facilities, Construction,
Agriculture, Utilities
12X
EN511
12X
EN511
12X
EN511
2800 grams of cut protection.
1370 grams of cut protection.
SUPERIOR®
#S13CPWH (White glove liner) S - XL
#S13CPBW (Grey glove liner) S - XL
• Made with ComFortrel®
breathable, low piling fiber
• Gloves wick perspiration away from the skin
• Resistant to shrinkage, has superb shape retention,
even after washing
• Hand to hand reversible
Industry: Cold Storage Facilities, Construction
Agriculture, Poultry/Beef/Pork Processing
Kevlar®
is a registered trademark of E.I. du Pont de Nemours and Company.
-10°C
(14°F)
0°C
(32°F)
5°C
(41°F)
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N230FLK
N230FL
“Thank you
for keeping my hands
warm and dry.”
- MATT BRADLEY
NORTH SEA™
#N230FL (Gauntlet cuff) S - 2XL
#N230FLK (Knitwrist turtleneck cuff) S - XL
• Cold resistant nitrile formulation, ultra soft
and flexible
• Textured surface for superior wet/dry grip
• 1 gauntlet cuffs
• Fully fleece lined
Industry: Fisheries, Petro-Chemical Refining,
Ideal for Cold Temperatures
-15°C
(5°F)
-15°C
(5°F)
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CLUTCH GEAR®
#MXVSBWFL S - 2XL
• Specially placed thermo-plastic rubber pads
• PVC Sure Grip®
palm patches
• Includes a special waterproof membrane technology
for edded stay-dry comfort
• Two-inch neoprene cuffs
Industry: Mechanics, Assembly Work, Construction,
Material, Handling, Mining, Petro-Chemical, Refrigerated
Warehouses
ENDURA®
/ CUT RESISTANT
#378KGTVB S - 3XL
• TPR anti-impact backing
• Padded palm for vibration dampening
• Kevlar®
and composite filament fiber lining
• Water and oil repellent
• Special combinations of Thinsulate™ lining
Industry: Metal Handling, Construction, Steel Plants,
Oil and Gas
3M and Thinsulate are trademarks of 3M™
“We are extremely pleased with the field support, training and the value
Superior Glove brings to our end users.”
Gloria G. (Product Manager -Safety, IDG-Industrial Distribution Group)
TESTIMONIAL
Kevlar®
is a registered trademark of E.I. du Pont de Nemours and Company.
1800 grams of cut protection.
-15°C
(5°F)
-5°C
(23°F)
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ENDURA®
#66BFTL L
• Endura®
split-cowhide palms, fingertips and
knuckle strap
• 2.5 (7cm) safety cuff for wrist protection
• Fully Thinsulate™ lined
Industry: Maintenance, Construction, Agriculture,
Ranching, Forestry/Lumber, Refrigerated Warehouses
ENDURA®
#66BRF Ladies(66BLRFL) L
• Endura®
supple split-leather
• Full laminated red foam liner
• 2.5 (7cm) safety cuff for wrist protection
• Leather tipped fingertips and knuckle strap
Industry: Maintenance, Construction, Agriculture,
Ranching, Forestry/Lumber, Refrigerated Warehouses
ENDURA®
#66BFTLWT(Thinsulate™ lined) L - XL
#66BRBOAWT(BOA Lined) L
• Endura®
split-cowhide palms, fingertips and
knuckle strap
• Polyurethane layer provides complete
waterproof protection
• 2.5 (7cm) safety cuff for wrist protection
Industry: Maintenance, Construction, Agriculture,
Ranching, Forestry/Lumber, Refrigerated
Warehouses66BFTLWT
66BRBOAWT
-5°C
(23°F)
-5°C
(23°F)
-20°C
(-4°F)
-5°C
(23°F)
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SNOWFORCE™
#SNOWD388V M - XL
• Deluxe, waterproof and windproof winter glove
• Synthetic palm for flexibility and long wear
• G200 Thinsulate™ lined for warmth
• Anti-slip PVC palm patches in critical palm and
fingertip areas
• Porelle™ Ski-Dri2 waterproof, breathable inserts
that lock out water and wind
Industry: Agriculture, Ranching, Forestry/Lumber,
Construction, Cold Storage
SNOWFORCE™
#SNOW388V M - XL
• Waterproof and windproof
• Synthetic palm for flexibility and long wear
• Fully Thinsulate™ lined for warmth
• Anti-slip PVC palm patches on palm and fingertips
• Porelle™ Ski-Dri2 waterproof, breathable inserts
that lock out water and wind
Industry: Agriculture, Ranching, Forestry/Lumber,
Construction, Cold Storage
SNOWFORCE™
#SNOWPU M - 2XL
• Waterproof and windproof
• Synthetic polyurethane palm for greater grip
and dexterity
• Fleece-lined for warmth
• Turtleneck knitwrist keeps cold and snow out
Industry: Construction, General Material Handling,
Cold Storage
-45°C
(-49°F)
-30°C
(-22°F)
-10°C
(14°F)
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SNOWFORCE™
#SNOW385 L
• Deluxe, buffalo leather winter gloves
• Pocket on back with zipper also doubles as a cooling vent
• Thinsulate™ C100 lining on palm and even warmer
G200 lining on the back
• Shock cord at cuff edge to cinch guantlet over a
winter parka or jacket
Industry: Snowmobiling, Construction, Cold Storage
SNOWFORCE™
#SNOWD200 L
• Mitts are designed for cold (Canadian) arctic winters
• Easily removable Temperloc™ lining velcros into place,
and removes easily for drying
• 6.5” long double layer nylon gauntlet cuffs that are
extra wide to fit over snowmobile suit or parka cuffs
• Removable BOA pile wiper/cheek warmer
• G200 Thinsulate™ lined for warmth
Industry: Snowmobiling, Construction, Cold Storage
3M and Thinsulate are trademarks of 3M™
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-45°C
(-49°F)
-25°C
(-13°F)
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ENDURA®
#378CFL S - 3XL
• Grain cowhide offers great protection against abrasion
while repelling water and conforming to hands
over time
• Domed snaps at back of hand for adjustable comfort
• Full fleece liner for warmth
Industry: Truck Drivers, Construction,
Farming/Ranching, Agriculture
ENDURA®
#378AFL S - XL
• Grain cowhide offers great protection against abrasion
while repelling water and conforming to hands
over time
• Elasticized backs
• Full fleece liner for warmth
Industry: Truck Drivers, Construction,
Farming/Ranching, Agriculture
SNOWFORCE™
#678AFTLK XL
• Constructed of durable cowsplit leather;
protects against scrapes and abrasion
• Double palm and thumb patch for increased wear
• C100 Thinsulate™ and foam lined
• Extra long cuff seals in warmth
• Flexible in subzero temperatures
Industry: Refrigerated Warehouses, Construction,
Agriculture, Material Handling
-5°C
(23°F)
-5°C
(23°F)
-25°C
(-13°F)
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#378BDFTL Mens S - 2XL
Ladies S - L
• Dress glove pattern
• Grain deerskin leather
• Palm and back of the cuff are elasticized
• Fully C40 Thinsulate™ lined
Industry: Law Enforcement
2121
3M and Thinsulate are trademarks of 3M™
ENDURA®
#304BOA L
• Durable winter cowgrain mitt fully acrylic-pile lined
• Cowgrain resists abrasion, provides some water
repellency
• Slip-on style mitt for easy on and off
• Elasticized at front of wrist for snug fit, keeps
warmth in and cold and snow out
Industry: Cold Storage, Warehouse, Snowmobiling
/Recreation, Construction, Agricultural, General
Purpose for Cold-Weather
21
CLUTCH GEAR®
-35°C
(-31°F)
-10°C
(14°F)
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GLOVE CHARACTERISTICS
APPLICATION SYMBOLS
Evaluate the ratings below to see what each level of insulation provides when
it comes to warmth and dexterity.
Use these symbols as a quick reference for the key benefits of each glove.
BOA ACRYLIC
COTTON FLANNEL
FOAM FLEECE
WINTER LINED
DEXTERITY
HI-VIZ
LAUNDERABLE ABRASION
RESISTANT
GREAT GRIP
WATERPROOF
PUNCTURE
RESISTANT
IMPACT
RESISTANT
OIL RESISTANT
TOUCHSCREEN
COMPATIBLE
CUT
RESISTANT
CHEMICAL
RESISTANT
UTILITY
WARMTH
BULK
0 5 10
BULK
WARMTH
0 5 10
BULK
WARMTH
0 5 10
BULK
WARMTH
0 5 10
BULK
WARMTH
0 5 10
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