Collection: Honeywell Safety

Miller dates its fall protection work to 1944, and was protecting workers at height decades before the industry was first regulated. Howard Leight focuses on industrial hearing protection designed to fit and seal to the wearer, while North and Fibre-Metal cover respirators, hard hats, welding helmets and face shields.

On May 22, 2025, Honeywell completed the sale of its personal protective equipment business to Protective Industrial Products (PIP). Miller, North, Fibre-Metal and Howard Leight are now PIP brands — PIP presents Miller as Miller by PIP — so packaging and literature may show either name. See our PIP brand page for the wider PIP and Dynamic range.

Each brand has its own page on SupplyNow, and the wider range is on our PIP page:

• Miller fall protection — AirCore, H500, H700 and Revolution arc-rated harnesses, TurboLite personal fall limiters, StretchStop and BackBiter lanyards, GlideLoc and Saf-T-Grip ladder systems, roof anchors and DuraHoist confined space equipment.
• North safety products — reusable facepieces, OV, OV/AG and P100 cartridges and filters, Primair 100 supplied-air hoods, breathing air hose and 7900 series escape respirators.
• Fibre-Metal — cap and full brim hard hats with Quick-Lok attachments, welding helmets, propionate visors and faceshields, headgear, sweatbands and bump cap inserts.
• Howard Leight — Laser Lite single-use foam earplugs in boxes and bulk canisters, plus earplug refills for dispensers.
• Welding harnesses — Miller harnesses for welding and hot work, including arc-rated Revolution models.

Shopping by category instead? Browse fall protection, respiratory protection, above-the-neck protection and hand and arm protection, which includes chemical-resistant butyl and neoprene gloves.

Start with the hazard, then match the brand. For work at height, a Miller harness, connector and anchor need to work together as one system, and the right combination depends on the job, the structure and the available clearance, so check Miller's instructions or ask our team to review your setup. For airborne contaminants, the cartridge or filter has to match the contaminant and the facepiece has to fit the wearer, which is where fit testing comes in. For hot work, look at Fibre-Metal welding helmets and Miller welding harnesses designed for that work. For noise, Howard Leight Laser Lite earplugs are a disposable foam option with dispensers and refills for shared stations.

• Dealer for Miller, North, Fibre-Metal and Howard Leight, now part of PIP.
• On-site quantitative respirator fit testing with OHD fit test machines for half face, full face and SCBA masks, done by a SupplyNow technician at your location.
• Help choosing harnesses, anchors, respirators and cartridges for the work you do.
• Local pickup in Woodbridge, GTA delivery and shipping across Canada.
• Business accounts and quotes for crews, plants and contractors — ask for a quote.