Lung protection in high risk environment

KTF Africa supplies high quality respiratory masks for industrial use, construction and high risk environments. The Breathing in of fumes, fine dust, vapours and gases has long term effects on the users lung health and quality of life. The Masks are classified according to the environment they are used in.   The masks are either re-usable and disposable.

Choosing a respirator is equally important to check: 

  • Equally important it should fit snugly, and covering mouth and nose but leaving eye sight clear.
  • Furthermore the mask needs to fit the job.

Lung Hazards categories

These are particles that vary in size resulting from the breaking up of solids. The smaller the particle the greater the hazard that it presents.

These are clouds of fine droplets or particles formed by spraying, which can be water or oil based. Mists are often combinations of several hazardous ingredients formed by processes that involve atomisation and consist of tiny liquid droplets. Are organic or inorganic compounds that become airborne and are able to diffuse or spread freely. Gases can travel very far very quickly. These are solid aerosols that are formed when metallic vapours condense on cooling and may be produced by welding, galvanising or similar processes involving hot metal. When an atmosphere is likely to contain less than 19% oxygen, or where conditions may exist in the future to cause this to happen, the area is considered oxygen deficient and a hazard.

QUESTIONS ASK BEFORE SELECTING RESPIRATORY MASK:

  1. What is the oxygen content?
  2. Are there asphyxiants present?
  3. How is the atmosphere immediately dangerous to life or health?
  4. How is the atmosphere corrosive or likely to become so?
  5. How is the atmosphere explosive or likely to become so?
  6. How is there a potential of permeation of air contaminants?
  7. What is the contaminant?
  8. Are there climatic extremes?

Exstinguishers and Safety Signage

KTF Africa has the ability to provide  Portable fire solutions. They  are essential for maintaining and upholding safety standards and having the right portable fire fighting equipment on hand can be the difference between winning against a fire or having deaths on your hands due to one.

Fire fighting equipment such as portable fire extinguishers need to be light enough to carry or be wheeled for mobility so that fires may be put out fast wherever they occur. The equipment must be well maintained and easy to operate. The first thing to always make sure is that the equipment has an expiry date so as to make sure that the equipment is changed at the appropriate time.

Portable fire fighting equipment needs to be serviced monthly or annually (depending on the equipment) as this ensures it is functioning optimally. If a fire should break out, you need extinguishers that are charged, calibrated, and ready to go.

EXTINGUISHING TROLLEY UNITS

2x10kg CO TROLLEY UNIT 10kg CO2 TROLLEY UNIT 50kg FOAM TROLLEY UNIT   50kg DCP TROLLEY UNIT 25kg DCP TROLLEY UNIT HL120 FOAM TROLLEY UNIT

CO2 FIRE EXTINGUISHERS

5kg CO2 ALLOY STEEL2kg CO2 ALLOY STEEL

DCP FIRE EXSTINGUISHERS 

9kg DCP BLUECRANE 4.5kg DCP BLUECRANE 2.5kg DCP FIREMATE 1.5kg DCP FIREMATE 1.0kg DCP FIREMATE 0.6kg DCP FIREMATE

FIRST AID

GLASS FIBRE FIRE BLANKET  BARRIER NET BARRIER FIRST AID KIT REG 7 FIRST AID KIT REG 7 REFILL  FIRST AID REG 3 REFILL

 CERAMIC FIBRE FIRE BLANKET

Safety Signs

KTF Africa  provides a complete range of signage solutions. The signage is for a broad base of clients across South Africa. We offer signs for all applications, whether it be to convey information, issue warnings of hazards, or to make your brand recognisable to your customers.

KTF Africa brings over 15 years of experience and an impeccable focus on customer satisfaction, our range of signage products is the ideal solution for all types of South African businesses.

About our products

KTF Africa offers a complete range of custom signage solutions to fit all types of applications. These solutions are manufactured to the highest degrees of quality, and are available at highly competitive prices.

ALUMINIUM SIGNS

Aluminium signage is the perfect solution to advertise your products and services and generate sales. Di-bond printing is one of the highest quality signs in the market today

Key Benefits 

    • High corrosion resistance
    • Excellent processing parameters, e.g. bending, routing and folding
    • Colour quality, trueness and colour thickness
    • Flat surface
    • Applicable for screen printing and direct-to-substrate digital printing
    • UV protection
    • Optimised for outdoor use
    • Low thermal expansion compared to plastic materials
    • Low weight combined with high stiffness and dimensional stability

PHOTOLUMINESCENT SIGNS

Photoluminescent signs use a film designed to store ambient light for drawn out photon release as primary power sources become unavailable…this in essesence means that the signs will glow in the dark should there be no lights on. KTF Africa provides clients with high-quality Photoluminescent Signs which are guaranteed to ensure maximum efficiency.

If you require custom-made signs we will manufacture, design  and supply them to you. Furthermore, we provide a whole host of different types of signs which include natural anodised aluminium frames. They can also be powder coated or anodised in any colour you need.

FIRE FIGHTING SIGNS

We offer a complete range of fire safety signs that can be categorised in terms of colour and instruction…

FIVE TYPES OF SAFETY SIGNS IN SOUTH AFRICA IN TERMS OF COLOUR AND INSTRUCTION

  • Red circle – Prohibition – means stop, don’t do
  • Blue circle – Mandatory – means obey
  • Yellow triangle – Warning – means a risk of danger
  • Green squares – Safe condition – means go, gives information
  • Red squares – Fire safety – info in emergencies

GENERAL SIGNAGE

Taking advantage of our range of General Information Signs ensures that everyone who sets foot in your premises can easily locate and understand information to keep themselves safe…

MANDATORY SIGNS

A mandatory sign shows what action is required and is usually a white safety symbol or pictogram on a blue background. They are used to show required actions or behaviours implemented within a workplace or area of public access.

PROHIBITORY SIGNS

Prohibitory signs from KTF Africa ensure that personnel, guests, and any other person’s in your workplace have a clear understanding of expected conduct at all times.

WARNING SIGNS

Make sure personnel are always aware of potential and present hazards in your workplace with our selection of specialised warning signs…

MINING SIGNS

The health and safety requirements on a mine must be of the highest standsards and as such signage needs to be clear and unambiguious. KTF Africa offers a whole range of  quality signage for mining operations, safety, and compliance.

CONSTRUCTION SIGNS

Ensure that hazards and regulations on construction sites are adhered.

SMOKING REGULATION SIGNS

Ensure that your workforce, guests, and clients all adhere to anti-smoking policies in your workplace with signage products that clearly relay this information to them.

SABS FIRE SAFETY SIGNAGE 

FB16 - SABS EXIT SIGN FB15 - SABS DIAGONAL ARROW DOWN FB14 - SABS FIRE TROLLEY FB13 - SABS HAND HELD EMERGENCY ALARM FB10 - SABS FIRE MARSHAL FB9 - SABS LOCATION OF FIRE BLANKET FB8 - SABS FIRE PUMP CONNECTION FB7 - SABS FIRE TELEPHONE FB6 - SABS SPRINKLER STOP VALVE FB5 - SABS FIRE ALARM FB4 - SABS FIRE HYDRANT FB3 - SABS FIRE HOSE REEL FB2 - SABS FIRE EXTINGUISHER FB1 - SABS LOCATION OF FIRE FIGHTING EQUIPMENT (RED ARROW)

SABS GENERAL INFORMATION SIGNAGE 

GA17R - SABS STAIRS GOING DOWN RIGHT GA35 - SABS BREAK GLASS FOR KEY GA34 - SABS MAIN ELECTRICAL SWITCH GA33 - SABS GREEN EXIT GA32 - SABS STAIRS GA31 - SABS DIAGONAL ARROW GA30 - SABS LIFEBUOY GA29 - SABS EMERGENCY STOP GA28 - SABS HELICOPTER PAD GA27 - SABS TAP FOR WASHING HANDS GA25 - SABS SHELTER IN PLACE GA24 - SABS BREATHING APPARATUS GA22 - SABS WHEEL CHAIR GA21 - SABS LOCATION OF BOMB BAG GA20 - SABS SAFETY SHOWER GA19 - SABS EYE-WASH BAY GA18L - SABS STAIRS GOING UP LEFT GA18R - SABS STAIRS GOING UP RIGHT GA17R - SABS STAIRS GOING DOWN RIGHT GA17L - SABS STAIRS GOING DOWN LEFT GA16 - SABS ELECTRIC ISOLATOR SWITCH GA15 - SABS EMERGENCY TELEPHONE GA14 - SABS WAITING AREA GA13 - SABS TELEPHONE GA12 - SABS REFUGE CHAMBER GA11 - SABS GENTS TOILET GA11 - SABS LADIES TOILET GA9 - SABS REFUELING POINT GA8 - SABS TRAVELING WAY GA7 - SABS BLASTING POINT GA6 - SABS DRINKING WATER GA5 - SABS MANNED FIRST AID STATION GA4 - SABS ESCAPE ROUTE RIGHT GA3 - SABS ESCAPE ROUTE LEFT GA2 - SABS GENERAL DIRECTION GA1 - SABS FIRST AID EQUIPMENT

SABS HAZARD SIGNAGE 

WW46 - SABS SCAFFOLDING INCOMPLETE WW45 - SABS HIGH NOISE LEVEL WW44 - SABS HARMFUL CHEMICALS WW43 - SABS HIGH CAUTION WW42 - SABS HIGH VOLTAGE DANGER WW41 - SABS DANGEROUS DROP WW40 - SABS ROTATING FAN BLADES WW39 - SABS ROTATING PARTS WW38 - SABS UNEVEN SURFACE WW37 - SABS BEWARE OF PULLEY WW36 - SABS MIND YOUR HEAD WW35 - SABS CATWALK HAZARD WW34 - SABS BEWARE OF ROBOT WW33 - SABS TRIPPING HAZARD WW32 - SABS DEMOLITION AREA WW31 - SABS NAIL GUN WW30 - SABS MAGNET CRANE WW29 - SABS ELECTRIC FENCING WW28 - SABS CONFINED SPACE WW27 - SABS ELECTRIC INTERFERENCE PACEMAKER WW26 - SABS NON IONZING RADIATION WW25 - SABS CONFINED GASES WW24 - SABS SWINGING OBJECTS WW23 - SABS EXPOSED LIVE HIGH VOLTAGE WW22 - SABS SLIPPERY STEPS HAZARD WW21 - SABS FALLING MATERIAL WW20 - SABS FORKLIFT HAZARD WW19 - SABS BEWARE OF THE DOG WW18 - SABS COLD BURNS WW17 - SABS MOVING MACHINERY WW16 - SABS SLIPPERY WALKING SURFACE WW15 - SABS CARBON DIOXIDE HAZARD WW14 - SABS WORKER OVERHEAD HAZARD WW13 - SABS ASBESTOS HAZARD WW12 - SABS LASER HAZARD WW11 - SABS BIOLOGICAL HAZARD WW10 - SABS FRAGILE SURFACE WW9 - SABS METHANE HAZARD WW8 - SABS SUSPENDED LOADS HAZARD WW7 - SABS ELECTRIC SHOCK HAZARD WW6 - SABS IONIZING HAZARD WW5 - SABS POISONOUS HAZARD WW4 - SABS CORROSIVE HAZARD WW3 - SABS EXPLOSIVE HAZARD WW2 - SABS FIRE HAZARD WW1 - SABS GENERAL HAZARD

SABS PROHIBITIVE  SIGNAGE