Project Sales Corp

Project Sales Corp Project Sales Corp, started in Y2000 has been supporting major offshore projects with their project Mail us at [email protected]

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Project Sales Corp has three broad lines of business:

1.Offshore Rig Consumables - We import and market brands like Kong, Mechanix, Ringers, Markal, TS Moly, Sweeney, Never-seez etc and stock and sell SPC, Brady, Molykote, Dow Corning, 3M, Kennedy, Gojo, Jetlube, Bestolife, Hilman Rollers, CRC, LPS, Magnaflux, Prinzing, Denso, Uvex, etc making us a one-stop source for the specialty consumables us

ed in oil drilling rigs. Customers include Noble, Transocean, Norscot, Vantage, Jet Drilling, Baker Hughes, Aker Solutions, Halliburton, Schlumberger, Essar, Helix, Hercules, AFP Operations, Expro, BJ Services, Dolphin Drilling, Allseas, Technip SA, Leighton Contractors, etc. Turbine Gasketing Products - We import and market high temperature sealants - Birkosit, Arexons, QuikSteel, Fermit, etc. used in turbines, compressors, generators, boilers, etc. Our customers inclde BHEL, Siemens, Triveni Turbines, MAN Turbo India, Kirloskar Ebara, IPPs like Tata Power, JSW, Lanco, Essar, PSUs NTPC, Nuclear Power, and over 100 power stations across India. Mail us at [email protected]

3. Rolling Mill Spares - We handle Daewha Alloytech range for India markets and introduced the Titanium Carbide Guide Rollers in India in 2004. Project Sales Corp is currently working on bringing FT-9 technology, a powder metallurgy material that has better techno-economics than tungsten carbide for use in pinch rolls and composite rolls in bar and rod mills. Mail to [email protected]

Key projects handled include Helix Energy (over $1 million) supply of consumables; APTRANSCO - High Voltage Insulator Coatings at 132 kv SS and 400 kv SS (0.5million US$); Specialty Lubricants Supply (over $ 1 million) to a New Bar Mill in India. Visit us at www.projectsalescorp.com or www.facebook.com/projectsalescorp or call me on +91-98851-49412

15/04/2026

We’ve been asking the wrong question about hand safety.

Every time an incident happens, the focus is on PPE:
“Were gloves worn?”

But the real question is:
Why was the hand exposed to the hazard in the first place?

Gloves do not prevent crush injuries, pinch points, or caught-between hazards. They protect the skin — not the situation.

A gloved hand in a danger zone is still at risk.

Real workplace safety begins when we move beyond PPE and start eliminating exposure through better task design and engineering controls.

At PSC Hand Safety India, we focus on removing the need for hand contact — because the safest hand is the one that was never there.

🌐 handsafetyindia.com

Stop Hand Injuries During Suspended Load HandlingIn many industrial operations, injuries don’t occur during lifting — th...
11/04/2026

Stop Hand Injuries During Suspended Load Handling

In many industrial operations, injuries don’t occur during lifting — they happen during final positioning of a suspended load.

Workers often:
• Guide loads with bare hands
• Try to control sudden movements
• Enter dangerous line-of-fire zones

Even a small shift in a suspended load can result in serious crush or pinch injuries.

It is time to move from reacting to hazards to eliminating them.

The PSC LoadGuider® Push Pull Tool helps:
✔ Guide suspended loads without hand contact
✔ Maintain safe distance from hazards
✔ Improve control and precision
✔ Reduce risk during critical operations

This is not just a tool — it is a smarter safety approach.

Engineer the hand out of hazard.

📞 +91 9100932334
📧 [email protected]
🌐 pschandsfree.com

Most hand injuries don’t happen during lifting.They happen when workers try to guide the load.When a suspended load is a...
10/04/2026

Most hand injuries don’t happen during lifting.
They happen when workers try to guide the load.
When a suspended load is about to be positioned,
workers naturally step in to control it with their hands.
It feels safe.
It looks controlled.
But it is one of the highest-risk moments in any operation.
Loads can shift suddenly.
They can swing or rotate without warning.
And in that split second, hands get caught in pinch points or crushed.
This is not a lack of awareness.
This is not a PPE problem.
This is a system design issue.
If hands are required to guide a load,
the process itself is unsafe.
The solution is simple — remove the hands from the hazard.
With the PSC LoadGuider® Push Pull Tool,
workers can guide and position loads from a safe distance,
without entering the line of fire.
✔ Better control
✔ Safer operations
✔ Reduced injury risk
Because in real industrial environments:
Distance = Safety
Control = Prevention
If you can reach it,
you don’t need to touch it.
📞 Call us: +91 9100932334
📧 Email: [email protected]
🌐 Visit: pschandsfree.com

07/04/2026

Hand injuries are still one of the biggest risks in oil & gas operations.

From rig floors to crane lifts, workers are constantly exposed to pinch points, crush zones, and suspended loads. The issue is not lack of PPE or training — it is the continued involvement of hands in hazardous zones.

👉 If hands are part of the task, the task needs to change.

The solution lies in engineering controls — hands-free, no-touch tools that eliminate direct contact and keep workers safely outside the line of fire.

✔ No-touch load handling
✔ Reduced exposure to crush and pinch injuries
✔ Safer, more controlled operations

Companies adopting this approach have reported up to 85% reduction in hand injuries.

Engineer the hand out of the hazard.

📞 Contact us: +91 9100932334
📧 [email protected]

🌐 www.pschandsfree.com

👉 Message us to book a demo or site assessment


Most hand injuries don't happen during complex lifts.They happen when someone shifts a pipe across the shop floor. Repos...
26/03/2026

Most hand injuries don't happen during complex lifts.
They happen when someone shifts a pipe across the shop floor. Repositions a pump. Rolls a cylinder from one bay to the next.
Routine work. Familiar movements. No one stops to think about pinch points — and that's exactly why fingers end up between pipe and ground, hands caught between component and structure.
These aren't PPE failures. They're task design failures.
The question isn't "which glove is better?" It's "why are hands in the pinch zone at all?"
That question is what led PSC to develop a full range of handling tools — starting with a simple CNC-cut Ezy-Lift Pipe Lifter, and expanding into pipe and hose lifters, gas cylinder handlers, and component slings. Each one engineered around a single principle: keep hands out of the line of fire during the work that feels too routine to worry about.
Because that's the work where injuries actually happen.
If your teams are manually handling pipes, cylinders, valves, or pumps on the shop floor — the pinch points are already there. The question is whether you've engineered them out.
The hands that lift are the hands at risk.
📩 [email protected] 🌐 www.pschandsfree.com

17/03/2026

New Release: PSC Hand Safety Training Programme

Hand injuries remain one of the most common and preventable incidents across heavy industry.

In fact:
• 50%+ of workplace injuries involve the hand
• 65% of these are linked to suspended loads and material handling
• Up to 75% of major hand injuries are preventable with hands-free tools

Yet in many workplaces, the primary control for these hazards is still PPE alone.

This training document explains a different approach.

The core principle is simple:

Gloves protect.
Tools prevent.

Personal protective equipment reduces injury severity, but engineering controls remove the hand from the line of fire altogether.

We are sharing an abridged version of the PSC Hands-Free Safety Training Programme used during our industrial safety webinars and hands-on demonstrations.

This document outlines the PSC Hands-Free Safety Framework, covering:
• Line-of-Fire hazards
• Fall zone awareness
• Suspended load control
• Mechanical maintenance risks
• Hierarchy of controls
• Hands-free engineering tools
• Implementation of a plant-wide hands-free programme

The goal is straightforward:
Keep hands out of the hazard zone.

90-Minute PSC Hands-Free Safety Webinar
For organisations that want to go deeper, PSC conducts a 90-minute PSC Hands-Free Safety Experience Session from its Experience Centre.

In this session we visually demonstrate:
• suspended load simulations
• line-of-fire scenarios
• fall zone risks
• commonly accepted unsafe practices
• hands-free tools used in real operations
• mechanical maintenance safety tools

The session is designed for:
• Operations teams
• Mechanical & Maintenance teams
• HSE managers
• Warehousing & logistics personnel

If you would like to schedule this webinar for your team, contact us:
📩 [email protected]

Our mission is simple:
Every hand that goes home uninjured is a success.

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PSC STABBING GUIDEKEEP YOUR HANDS OUT OF THE CRUSH ZONE.When you’re stabbing pipe, there’s no second chances.One bad ali...
28/02/2026

PSC STABBING GUIDE

KEEP YOUR HANDS OUT OF THE CRUSH ZONE.
When you’re stabbing pipe, there’s no second chances.

One bad alignment.
One slip.
One hand in the wrong place.

That’s how fingers get smashed and threads get wrecked.

PSC Stabbing Guides lock in alignment so your hands stay clear.
No hand-guiding. No guessing. No “just hold it there.”

Clamp it. Guide it. Send it home clean.

WHY RUN PSC?

Because stabbing by hand is asking for trouble.
✔ Keeps your hands out of the line-of-fire
✔ Stops cross-threading before it starts
✔ Saves tool joints and casing ends
✔ Cuts down re-threading and rework
✔ Faster connections on every stand
✔ Less downtime. Less drama.

Clean stab. Straight make-up. Move on.

BUILT FOR REAL RIG WORK

This isn’t shop-floor equipment.
• Heavy steel body
• Tough hinge & latch
• Positive grip handles
• Fast on / fast off
• Built to take abuse offshore or on land

It’s made for mud, rain, night shifts, and rough handling.

AVAILABLE FOR
Drill Pipe – SGD Series
3-1/2" to 6-5/8"

Tool joints 4-3/4" to 8-1/2"

Tubing – SGT Series
2-3/8" | 2-7/8" | 3-1/2" | 4" | 4-1/2"

Casing – SGC Series
4-1/2" up to 20"

THE REAL BENEFIT?
No crushed fingers.
No chewed-up threads.
No NPT because someone “just adjusted it by hand.”
You keep the crew safer.
You keep the pipe cleaner.
You keep the operation moving.
That’s the difference.

WHERE IT RUNS
Offshore rigs
Land rigs
Workovers
Completions
Tubular running crews

If you’re stabbing pipe, you need one.

🌐 www.pscrigconsumables.com
India | Dubai | Houston

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PSC Hand Safety India Pvt LtdIf you are a CEO or CFO reviewing next year’s safety budget, here is a question worth askin...
27/02/2026

PSC Hand Safety India Pvt Ltd

If you are a CEO or CFO reviewing next year’s safety budget, here is a question worth asking:

Are we investing more in absorbing injuries…
or eliminating exposure?

India’s glove market is expanding rapidly.
Higher specifications.
Higher volumes.
Higher spend.

But hand injuries continue to be one of the most frequent industrial incidents globally.

Why?

Because PPE is a cost of consequence.

Engineering controls are an investment in elimination.

Gloves reduce severity.

Engineering redesign reduces probability.

Now consider this financially:

A single hand injury can result in:
• Lost time
• Medical costs
• Productivity disruption
• Investigation overhead
• Insurance implications
• Legal exposure
• Morale impact

And yet in many organizations, less than 5% of hand safety budgets are allocated to eliminating hand exposure through task redesign.

That imbalance is not strategic.

It is habitual.

The next leap in industrial safety performance will not come from thicker gloves.

It will come from fewer exposed hands.

If safety performance is a board metric — then engineering controls must become a board discussion.

Protection should support prevention.

Not replace it.




PSC 3P (Push-Pull-Pole) Extendable ToolA dual-function extendable tagline retrieval and load handling toolHandling and g...
27/02/2026

PSC 3P (Push-Pull-Pole) Extendable Tool
A dual-function extendable tagline retrieval and load handling tool

Handling and guiding suspended loads continues to be one of the most exposure-intensive tasks in offshore and heavy industrial operations.

During lifting operations, riggers frequently need to:
• Retrieve or control a tagline
• Stabilize or redirect a swinging load
• Adjust load position during landing
• Maintain control during rotation

Traditionally, this requires physical proximity to the suspended load — increasing exposure to pinch points, dropped objects, and dynamic load movement.

The PSC 3P Extendable Tool is designed to reduce that exposure through distance and mechanical advantage.

Technical Features:
• Collapsed length: 6 ft
• Extended length: up to 12 ft
• Extension increments: 6-inch locking intervals
• Patent-pending Jiffy-Lock™ quick extension system
• Heavy-duty fiberglass outer pole
• High-strength square aluminium internal extension
• Serrated head for secure push/pull engagement
• Push/Pull tested up to 175 lbs

Functional Capability:
1️⃣ In collapsed mode (6 ft)
Operates as a controlled push/pull pole for maneuvering suspended loads without direct hand contact.
2️⃣ In extended mode (up to 12 ft)
Allows safe retrieval and control of taglines while maintaining increased working distance from the suspended load.

The serrated head geometry is engineered to provide grip and control on ropes, slings, and structural members during positioning. The square aluminium inner profile prevents rotation during extension, ensuring stability under load.

The objective is simple:
Increase working distance.
Reduce hand exposure.
Maintain control.

Designed for offshore rigs, shipyards, fabrication yards, and heavy lift environments where suspended load control is routine.

Because in lifting operations, distance is control.







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