Some manufactured snap in hangers can have very sharp edges and can easily cut a technician. If you find any of these, let the distributor or manufacturer know so that they can provide better quality control and a safer product
Guys this is a result of some short cuts by mfg's. Site Pro 1 is well aware of the hazards associated with the use of some competing brands of hangers. For that reason we: radius every single corner so there are no sharp edges tumble the parts to remove any burrs from the manufacturing process Our last process is a degreasing that removes all oils so that the installers hands do not become slippery. The pennies it cost to do this is well worth helping to create a safe working environment for the installer! Steve Hagee
Not for nothing but its snap-in hangers. I rather deal with the little cuts on the fingers rather then a really sharp edge from something else. The best way to fix all this, is wear baseball batting gloves.
Some? Heheh. Almost every time I snap in a 250' tower with 12 lines I'm all bloody. This is with different brands. But then again I'm just trying to Gitter Done! JB