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

Gloves protect the hand.They do not remove the hand from danger.In many industrial operations, the problem is not lack o...
28/05/2026

Gloves protect the hand.
They do not remove the hand from danger.

In many industrial operations, the problem is not lack of awareness.

Workers often know the pinch point.
They can see the suspended load.
They understand the moving equipment.

But the task still asks the hand to enter the hazard zone.

That is where the real exposure begins.

Gloves may reduce injury severity.
They do not eliminate exposure to:

• pinch points
• suspended load paths
• crush zones
• moving equipment
• line-of-fire hazards

The next stage of industrial hand safety is not only better PPE.

It is better task design.

That means creating workflows where workers can guide, position, align, steady, or control loads without placing their hands inside the danger zone.

At PSC Hand Safety India, we call this approach:

Engineer the Hand Out of the Hazard™

Because if a task still depends on the worker’s hand being inside the hazard zone, the workflow is not fully engineered yet.

We explored this in detail in our latest article on line-of-fire safety in industrial operations.

Read the full article here:
https://lnkd.in/giAuMPfu

Hand injuries are still happening across heavy industries because workers are often required to guide suspended loads by...
07/05/2026

Hand injuries are still happening across heavy industries because workers are often required to guide suspended loads by hand during final positioning.

Gloves can reduce injury severity.
But engineering controls help remove exposure from the hazard zone.

Hands-free operations are helping industries move from reactive safety to exposure prevention.

Read the full article:
“We Did Everything Right… So Why Do Hand Injuries Continue?”

https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/we-did-everything-right-so-why-hand-injuries-mvsif/?trackingId=ljUK%2BSO%2BfNwDz217Nwr65Q%3D%3D

28/04/2026

Every operation looks controlled—until the final few millimetres.

That is where the hand enters.
That is where most risks exist.

At the PSC Hand Safety Experience Centre in Visakhapatnam, we approach this differently. Not through theory or awareness—but through real task evaluation.

We break down tasks to identify where hand exposure occurs, test engineered solutions like push-pull tools, hook tools, tagline systems, and magnetic interfaces, and map them back to actual shop-floor conditions.

The objective is simple:
Replace hand contact with controlled, repeatable methods.

Because safety is not about managing exposure.
It is about removing it.

📍 Visakhapatnam, Andhra Pradesh
📩 [email protected]

27/04/2026

In every industry — steel, wind, oil & gas — the pattern is the same.

The system does most of the work.
But the final step still depends on the hand.

And that is where injuries happen.

Not during major failures.
During routine actions like guiding, positioning, and adjusting.

We mapped this into 6 hand exposure zones — repeatable patterns where task design requires hands to enter risk.

This is not about improving behavior.
This is about eliminating exposure through better design.

Explore the framework:
👉 https://lnkd.in/gv-t-AZ6

Every plant says, “Keep hands clear.”But step onto the shop floor, and the reality is different.Hands are still guiding ...
25/04/2026

Every plant says, “Keep hands clear.”
But step onto the shop floor, and the reality is different.

Hands are still guiding loads.
Hands are still adjusting alignment.
Hands are still entering pinch and crush zones during routine work.

This is where most injuries actually happen — not during major incidents, but during everyday operations.

This is not just a PPE issue.
This is not just a training issue.
This is a task design issue.

If a process still depends on the human hand near a hazard, the risk is already built into the job.

The shift forward is clear:
✔ Remove the hand from the hazard
✔ Replace it with engineered controls
✔ Create distance through hands-free operations

Industries like steel, oil & gas, manufacturing, and wind are already moving toward this approach.

The real question is no longer:
“How do we protect the hand?”
It is:
“Why is the hand still in the process?”

🔗 Learn more: https://pschandsfree.com/
📩 [email protected]

23/04/2026

Most hand injuries in steel plants don’t happen during major failures.
They happen during everyday tasks—alignment, adjustments, and quick corrections.

That’s why this isn’t just a safety problem.
It’s a task design problem.

When hands are part of the process, exposure is already built in.

Instead of relying only on PPE or behavior, the focus should shift to removing the hand from the task itself. Creating distance. Designing safety into the work.

This approach uses simple, practical “third-hand” systems that can be deployed in existing operations—no automation, no complex redesign, no heavy investment.

The framework covers:
• Suspended load control
• Magnetic retrieval
• Guiding and positioning
• Impact and strike protection

4 systems. Zero hand exposure. Immediate implementation.

If you can identify even 2–3 tasks where hands are still involved, that’s where the risk begins—and where change should start.

📩 [email protected]
📞 +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

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