BEING SIMPLE IS BETTER

Safety Sight was founded in 1962 as a way to easily and safely monitor the coolant level in radiators.  The response to this simple device has been overwhelming and there are now over 12 million currently in use.  Today, one patent has become three, with another three pending.

Safety Sight's original radiator application has expanded to reservoirs, oil pumps, gear boxes, transmissions, and virtually any closed system containing liquid which needs to be maintained.

The benefits are obvious.  It saves maintenance time, facilities checking, and is error free.  These features have attracted thousands of customers who use Safety Sight as standard or optional equipment, including A.M. General, Bendix, Delco, John Deere, Flexible Corp., Gilling, General Motors, International Harvester, Mercedes Benz, Volvo, White, Borg Warner, Ford, and the United States Postal System.   The list extends to over 200 O.E.M. companies.

In a competitive market where more complex and costly designs might seem to have the sales advantage, Safety Sight has proven that being simple is better.

MOST PEOPLE SAY, "WHY DIDN'T I THINK OF THAT?"

The  Safety Sight prototype was developed to provide a visual check on radiator coolant levels.  At last, an alternative to removing caps.  We had eliminated costly maintenance time.

Because Safety Sight reduced maintenance time, downtime, repairs and possible injuries, it was readily adopted by truck and coach manufacturers and fleets.   Today, these manufacturers offer Safety Sight as standard equipment.