The electrical industry is becoming more aware of the extreme hazards which are associated with arc flash events. Standards bodies, such as OSHA, the NFPA, CSA and the IEEE are increasingly concerned over proper arc flash hazard identification, circuit conductor identification and arc flash warning labeling. To help address this growing need, we offer information on OSHA 1910.331, NFPA 70E and OSHA CFR 29 here on our site, and within our partner websites. We also offer access to vinyl label printers which may be used for electrical hazard lockout, electric hazard tagging and warning labels... Our solutions provide an alternative to expensive Brady machines and supplies, opening the door for companies of all sizes... The electric industry is becoming increasingly aware of a phenomenon known as arc flash, a short circuit that passes through air between two live conductors, or between a live conductor and ground. This short circuit can be accompanied by incredible amounts of heat and..
Also known as: Arc Flash