What's New: Week of 08/06/2023

Harvey “Twist-Lock" Non-Crush Rubber Exhaust Hose

Harvey “Twist-Lock" hose represents the latest advancements in technology and fabrication of rubber hose for our industry. Under normal service conditions, the hose is heat resistant in excess of 550℉. The “Twist-Lock" feature enables an individual to connect several lengths of hose together without the use of couplers.

Note: rubber hose is not recommended for Dynamometers.

Tailpipe Adapters
To avoid continual replacement of exhaust hose, tailpipe adapters should be used. Harvey tailpipe adapters are available for all sizes of hose and tubing and are manufactured in rubber and stainless steel.

Offerings Also Include
Harness “Y" Harness
Replacement Hose Assemblies for Underground Systems
Accordion Flex Hose Measured Extended

Harvey Industries designs and build a complete line of exhaust extraction equipment for any heavy duty applications.

Please contact the factory or your local rep for assistance in the design of any custom configuration.

Harvey Industries is an industry leader in designing and manufacturing exhaust systems for a variety of industries. Our overhead exhaust systems are ideal solutions for automotive facilities such as body and repair shops, as well as service departments at car dealerships.

Many power plants are powered by coal and oil—materials that give off harmful toxins when burned. It's important to keep your workers safe and keep your plant up to code, and an exhaust system from Harvey Industries will help you accomplish both.

Many energy companies in the U.S. produce energy using fossil fuels such as oil, natural gas, and coal. When fossil fuels are burned, harmful gases such as carbon dioxide, sulfur dioxide, methane, and nitrous oxide are released into the air. Even clean energy sources such as nuclear power are associated with toxic or radioactive discharge. These harmful emissions can wreak havoc on your employees' health, which is why it's imperative to have a proper exhaust system in place.

There are so many benefits to recycling, but we often don't think about the unsanitary part of the recycling industry. What many people don't realize is that recycled materials have the potential to let off toxic gases and fumes.

Recyclable items may consist of solid waste and other types of unsanitary debris. These materials are typically mixed with water, which can then lead to toxification. In addition, processes like hot-melt granulation of waste plastics emit fumes and potentially dangerous chemicals and emissions such as hydrochloric acid, sulfur dioxide, dioxins, furans, heavy metals, and particulates. These emissions are known to cause respiratory problems and can potentially cause cancer—things that no employer wants for their employees down the line.

The process industries, while all very diverse, have one thing in common: around the clock, continuous production. These demanding production schedules get a lot accomplished, but they also create a continuous need for proper ventilation and exhaust.

The material handling industry plays a vital role in the transportation, storage and distribution of various materials and goods. Operating material handling machinery and equipment such as forklifts and tow tractors in a confined warehouse or factory creates harmful emissions such as carbon monoxide. If you do not have a proper exhaust or ventilation system in place to filter out these emissions, they can cause an array of complications for your employees.

As a leading provider of radiation shielding solutions, we're committed to delivering products that meet the highest standards of safety and quality. One of the radiation shielding products we provide is lead-lined drywall. Keep reading to explore what it is, why it's used, and the unique features that make it an essential component in radiation protection.

Replacing cage ladders with spiral stairs is becoming increasingly popular in industries that require workers to access elevated areas. Cage ladders have been used for many years, but they are not the safest option. The chains removable guardrail section on the cage ladder can often be difficult to use, and workers may not always use the ladder safety system as intended. Replacement fixed ladders with spiral stairs provide a much safer alternative. Spiral stairs are more stable and provide better fall protection than ladder fixed ladders. Guardrails are also included in the design of spiral stairs, which means that cages are no longer considered necessary for safety purposes.

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