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Stainless steel forks
October 1st 2007 As health and safety
legislation becomes ever
more stringent, Invicta
Forks & Attachments is
receiving unprecedented
demand for its stainless
steel forks. Fire safety and
hygiene are two areas of
particular focus and the
forks provide a solution
relevant to both.
The company's stainless
steel cladding features
protective pads incorporated
into the heel and toe of the
forks that give a clear
indication of wear as the
forks come into contact with
the floor. This shows when
either fork needs to be reclad
and ensures that just
the underside of the fork is
treated, less expensive than
re-cladding the entire fork. More articles from Invicta Forks & Attachments: |
