Tools & General Hardware, Cebu

Safety Equipment

Personal protective equipment for site and workshop. It is specified by the hazard it protects against, and it only works if it fits and is actually worn.

Specification

Sizes and variants

Head protection

Hard hats for site use.

A range of types

Foot protection

Safety shoes and rubberised boots.

A range of sizes

Hand protection

Work, welding, and rubberised gloves.

A range of types, commonly by the dozen

Fall protection

Safety harnesses, supplied as complete sets.

Supplied per set

Welding protection

Welding glass, gloves, and fire blankets.

A range of types

Site safety

Caution tape and barrier materials.

A range of types

Supplied
Per piece, per pair, per dozen, or per set depending on the item

Availability varies by size. Other sizes can often be sourced on request.

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Steel prices move with the market, so published figures date quickly. Send a list of sizes, grades, and quantities for a current quotation.

Applications

Where it is used

  • General site work
  • Welding and hot work
  • Working at height
  • Material handling

Questions

About safety equipment

Do gloves come individually or by the dozen?

Commonly by the dozen, which is how site storerooms stock them, with better pricing by the case. Different work needs different gloves, so tell us the task.

What comes with a safety harness?

Harnesses are supplied as a complete set so the components are matched. The right set depends on the anchor points available on your job, so describe the situation rather than ordering on price.

Why does welding need its own glass and gloves?

Welding produces intense ultraviolet light and spatter that ordinary eye protection and gloves do not stop. Welding glass is shaded to the process, and welding gloves are made to resist heat and sparks.

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