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Carbon dioxide CO2 fire extinguishers are effective against flammable liquid (Class B) and electrical (Class C) fires. They work by displacing the oxygen fuelling the fire and also have a cooling effect. CO2 is a clean, non-contaminating, and odourless gas, which makes these extinguishers particularly useful for protecting sensitive equipment, as they leave no residue. 

An ABC dry chemical fire extinguisher is a multi-purpose fire suppression device that uses a specially treated chemical powder to extinguish fires. This type of extinguisher is extremely effective for use on the most common classes of fires, making it a versatile safety tool for homes, offices, and industrial settings.

Ozone-friendly clean agent fire extinguishers are a type of fire suppressant that uses clean agents, such as HFC-236fa or FK-5-1-12, which have zero ozone depletion potential (ODP). They are safe for use on sensitive electronic equipment because they are electrically non-conductive, leave no residue, and provide good visibility during discharge. These extinguishers are effective on Class A, B, and C fires.

This is a lightweight and portable tripod system designed for stable video shooting with DSLRs, small camcorders, and other cameras with a weight capacity of up to 15 lbs (6.8 kg).

Electric winches, also known as electric rope winches or hoists, are mechanical devices that use an electric motor to wind a wire rope or cable around a drum to pull or lift heavy loads. They are widely used in industrial, construction, and marine applications to improve efficiency and safety in material handling.

Metal components are manufactured parts made primarily from metals like steel, aluminium, or titanium, which are used in a vast range of products and industries for their strength and functionality. They can range from small items like fasteners and gears to large structures like beams and chassis, and are integral to everything from machinery and vehicles to buildings and appliances. Their properties are often enhanced with coatings to prevent corrosion, and they must be finished smoothly without defects.

A retractable block, also known as a self-retracting lifeline (SRL), is a type of fall protection device with a spring-loaded reel that houses a retractable lifeline. It keeps the line taut as you move, and in the event of a fall, an internal brake mechanism automatically locks the lifeline to safely stop your descent. This prevents hazards from loose, hanging lines and keeps workers mobile while tethered securely.

A lanyard can be defined as a flexible line of web- bing, synthetic rope, or wire rope, used to secure a worker to a lifeline, a static line, or a fixed anchor point. A lanyard's main job is to connect a worker's full body harness or body belt to the secure and approved anchorage location.

An anchorage webbing sling is a safety device used to create a secure anchor point for fall protection systems by wrapping around a suitable structure, such as a beam or pole. It is made of high-strength materials like polyester and is designed to withstand the forces of a fall, often with a breaking strength of at least 15 kN (kilonewtons). The sling connects to a fall arrest lanyard through a connector like a carabiner, providing a reliable link between the worker and a stable anchor.

An evacuation triangle is a specialised safety harness designed for professional rescue operations, providing a secure and stable way to lower or lift individuals from heights, wells, or other difficult-to-access areas. These harnesses are often made of durable, high-strength materials and feature ergonomic shapes, color-coded straps, and various attachment points to make them easy to use for both conscious and unconscious individuals. Key features often include adjustable straps for a universal fit, shoulder straps for comfort and upright positioning, and a compact design for easy storage and transport.

A bosun's chair is a device used to suspend a person by a rope to perform work at height. Modern versions incorporate advanced safety features and ergonomic designs for comfort and stability.

Hooks have been used for millennia and are crafted from various materials, such as bone, wood, and, most commonly today, metal.