I have seen several incidents and near missing on our plant site that could have been avoided by using KemKey™. It is the safest way to go for bulk chemical delivery. It helps keep personnel safe and that the right chemical goes in the right container. It provides a safer environment.
About Us
The Problem
KemKey™ Safety Couplings were developed in response to chemical transfer accidents plaguing the chemical industry. KemKey’s™ founder was part of the chemical industry for over 30 years and has seen the chemical transfer problems and their associated costs first-hand. The mixture of incapable products can become a full-blown industrial accident, causing property damage, evacuations, injuries, and in some instances even death.
The Solution
The solution was obvious, no different than trying to plug a 110-volt appliance into a 220-volt receptacle, simply produce fittings of different shapes and colors for each specified chemical classification. Our research and development in this area has resulted in patents being granted in 11 countries. We believe that the KemKey™ Safety Coupling is the final barrier to preventing chemical transfer accidents when it is used as a part of a strong safety culture. Therefore, all standard cam-locking fittings that are used to handle potentially dangerous chemicals need to be replaced with a specialized KemKey™ Safety Coupling.
Randy Brown
President
Randy, KemKey’s™ founder, worked in the chemical industry for over 30 years and has seen, first-hand, some of the issues and costs associated with chemical transfers. Randy believes KemKey™ Safety Coupling is the final barrier to prevent chemical transfer accidents when used as a part of a strong safety culture.
Kemkey provides an easy way to segregate chemicals that are not compatible.
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Great idea! We need to get the rest of the industry to switch to KemKey!
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Makes it easy for the trucks coming into the plants to ensure chemicals don’t get into the wrong tanks.
Let Us Help You Implement That Solution
to stop the risk of Chemical Transfer Accidents