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The Cutting Edge^™ November 2004

Research & Engineering

Who Prints Your Hazard Warning Labels?

Surely all of the machinery you manufacture and ship to customers and tradeshows is clearly marked with safety warning labels. This is the industry standard! But your label supplier or the tools used to make your own labels differ from company to company.

The Research & Engineering Committee would like to know YOUR label sources. What printer do you use? If you print safety warning labels in-house, what supplies are needed? Where do you get your graphics?
Please respond to jconey@fernley.com by November 30th with the answers to these questions. Your responses will help the Committee in promoting the importance and ease of using safety warning labels on woodworking machinery and cutting tools. Thank you for your feedback.

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Woodworking Equipment and Wood Product Global Trade Flows
2005 International Trade Opportunities
Quality of Electricity Problems in the European Union Cause Concern for Industry
Who Prints Your Hazard Warning Labels?
International Conferences in 2005 - Sponsored by Wood Machining Institute
Save the Date for the January 14^th Continuous Improvement Workshop