Shoe repairers

Downdraft tables are also used for human dissection tables although rim exhausts (see Rim Exhausts) are usually used for this purpose. For manual shoe repair and during application of artificial fingernails, downdraft tables are the only type of exhaust possible. 

All that was required to make the high grade hunting knife shown above was a wom-uut 10 in. mill file, 10 cents worth of scrap sole leather from a shoe repair shop, and a piece of scrap brass 1 Va in. in diameter. 

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F) a laundromat, dry-cleaner, bank, barber shop, beauty shop, travel service, shoe repair service, funeral parlor, gas station, office of an accountant or lawyer, pharmacy, insurance office, professional office of a health care provider, hospital, or other service establishment ... 

Occupational Dermatoses in the Shoe Industry and in Shoe Repairers... 

Shoe repairers have, in principal, the same occupational exposure as shoe manufacturers. However, hazards from freshly tanned leather may be less. They have frequent contact with glues when replacing heels, insoles etc. Shoe repairers also stain replaced heels to match the shoe color. Some skilled shoemakers design and make individual orthopedic shoes, thus facing the full exposure of a shoe manufacturer. 

GS 32 Health and safety in shoe repair premises GS 33 Avoiding danger from buried electricity cables... 

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Adhesives for Shoe Repairs. These adhesives must be almost universally appUcable, because widely differing shoe types and material combinations must be repaired. For this reason, one-component polychloroprene-based adhesives are used almost exclusively, though for PVC and some other plastics materials polyurethane adhesives are quite common. 

Contact Cements. In the household, contact adhesives are used in many areas for gluing and repairing. They are mainly used when larger and heterogeneous items (e.g., wooden materials with decorative laminates) are to be joined, when difficult parts (e.g., veneer strips on the curves and edges of furniture) are to be fixed, or when flexible materials such as rubber or leather (e.g., shoe repair) must be bonded or repaired. Furthermore, contact adhesives can be used to bond materials such as cork, felt, plastics, soft foams, and metals. 

An investment in a trip to the shoe repair store for repairs and maintenance can save you money in the long run. Buy the highest-quality shoes you can afford and keep them in good repair. Here s what to pay for ... 

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