is it safe to work on aircrafts?
62340
Yes! As a former airplane owner that did his own maintenance, IMHO these gloves are just right for the mechanical aspect of any airplane. Working on the electronics might require surgical type exam gloves. By mechanical aspect I mean engine, prop, wheel/tire, brakes, control surfaces, etc.. I also found that they were fantastic for riding offroad motorcycles and ATVs. ..................Green Mohave Cholla
374304
Great question. . Truthfully. . I didn't know that.. but different countries have different safety standards . I could use the European one.
1603161
Doubtful, but then if one can believe the info. in the Manual, then in should be close to OSHA specs..I'm not a sound Pro.. But for my use it's acceptable!Raven
1504300
Yes. We do, however, recommend that you follow the safety precautions outlined in the manual.
1801910
No, it can't. In the vast majority of uses, that would be a strong safety hazard.
1148009
Yes, totally safe. We have had a larger home unit for years. It is designed to kill germs and purify the air.
637645
Yes. I use it with the SAFE technology all the time on several planes and quadcopters.
116606
For jumper cables, you can never have "too much". It might be a little "over-kill" but it won't hurt. You may meet someone someday who needs a little help and you will have more than enough capacity to do the job. I think you made a great choice. (I have been an Aircraft & Automotive mechanic for more than 35 years.)
1607558
Yes, this model operates safely. But if not treated with the same caution as with a fire arm, could cause serious injury or even death.
417790
The best safety feature this product has is the very weak power output. Since the output is well under the pain threshold of the average person, there is no need for any kind of safety. The noise might startle you, but there is no danger.
79616
I believe its safe. The metal in your suitcase may very well be magnesium. Parts of the plane are likely made of magnesium. Magnesium is used in thousands of products. So I would say that its safe. I fly from S.C. to Az. to hike and camp with my son and I NEVER go out without one of these fire starters. Best for you to check with an airline to be 100% sure.
856429
Not to my knowledge. I've taken them on plenty of flights and never had an issue.
818991
I fly an air ambulance in the desert south west. I wear a Nomex flight suit and the combined thermal load of 100 plus degree ambient temp, plus Nomex plus stifling cockpit should tip you off. Yes, this really is a problem.
655318
No this would not be safe for use on an airplane. Depending on the age and size of your child, you should have a carrier or sturdy seat with proper restraint capabilities. Consult with your physician or the airline on suitable options.
1786782
As an aircraft mechanic, I use this product all over the airplane (can't remove the tanks) just a bit of common sense, don't solder if fuel is leaking, and don't solder on the tank, hope this helps.
1221561
I'm part of a aviation group, I follow airliners with it. Put WD40 in the joints and worked them and mines works smooth, its been to Alaska, Spain, Canary Islands. Should work for you, hope this helps.
1654667
I have been using them for a couple years now and they are quite reliable but if they start to malfunction the best thing is to send them for repair or discard them / any atemp to repair them yourself can result in bodily injury I know this for a fact I have tried a few times and they blew up lucky for me I had on safety gear.