What do the numbers under the flame pictogram on welding gloves mean? 433X42 is the glove's EN 407 thermal report card — six tests, six digits. Here's how to read them:
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@aceppepro.bsky.socialWhat do the numbers under the flame pictogram on welding gloves mean? 433X42 is the glove's EN 407 thermal report card — six tests, six digits. Here's how to read them:
www.aceppe.com/en-407-heat-... #WeldingSafety #PPE
@insidetheshop.bsky.socialCounterfeit welding supplies can compromise weld quality, equipment reliability, and worker safety. Discover the most commonly copied products—from MIG tips to safety gear—and learn how to protect your workshop with verified supply chains.
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@insidetheshop.bsky.socialOxy-acetylene vs Oxy-LPG: do flashback arrestors handle both fuels the same way? Learn how AS 4603 & AS 4839 apply, where arrestors belong, and why testing matters.
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@insidetheshop.bsky.socialA WHS Code of Practice isn't optional guidance—it's a compliance benchmark. Under NSW's section 26A reforms, duty holders must follow approved codes or prove equivalent controls. Ensure your welding operations meet regulatory expectations.
@insidetheshop.bsky.socialIndividual judgment isn't a safety system. Effective welding safety requires management ownership—documented risk assessments, competency records, and scheduled maintenance. Protect your workers and comply with Safe Work Australia standards. #WeldingSafety #WHS #WorkplaceSafety #SafetyManagement