Safety
A welder's best friend
7 June 2023
What’s the most important tool you own? It’s not a wrench, or a screwdriver – it’s your hands! A wrench performs a few tasks really well, but your hands are versatile, precise and adaptable. They can do anything, but they are also vulnerable.
Roger Rasmussen
Roger Rasmussen
Roger Rasmussen
Former Vice President, Torches, Consumables, and Safety at Kemppi Oy.
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