OSHA 29 CFR 1926 · SILICA 1926.1153
Cut, demo, protect, finish, without the jobsite scramble.
Concrete cutting and coring, dust-control HEPA vacs, surface protection, fall protection, ladders, hand and power tools, and containment, stocked for GCs and specialty trades across the DFW Metroplex.
The OSHA Construction standard (29 CFR 1926) governs every jobsite Stampede supplies. The most operationally consequential subparts for our construction customers are 1926 Subpart M (Fall Protection: 6 ft trigger height for most work), 1926 Subpart P (Excavations), 1926.1153 (Respirable Crystalline Silica, Table 1 engineering controls or a written exposure assessment), and 1926.1101 when legacy ACM is encountered. Every one of those creates procurement requirements that a residential big-box can’t reliably fill at a scope volume.
The profit leak on commercial construction isn’t usually the materials cost, it’s downtime waiting on consumables. A crew idled because the silica-rated vacuum is at another job, the fall-protection harnesses are out of inspection, or the concrete blade binds on re-bar costs more per hour than the PPE line item ever will. Stampede’s thesis on construction distribution is straightforward: stock depth at the SKUs a superintendent actually runs through, not the obscure SKUs a catalog carries to look broad, and keep a rep on the phone who can substitute a compatible alternate when the primary is on backorder.
Stampede stocks Husqvarna concrete cutting saws, coring equipment, and diamond blades (with Pullman Ermator HEPA dust extractors for 1926.1153 Table 1 compliance), Kett Tool saws and blades, Taylor Tools spud bars and floor scrapers, Warner Tool knives and scraper handles, Louisville Ladder industrial ladders across Type IA and IAA, Titan Tool sprayers, FallTech harnesses and SRLs, ZipWall containment for interior GC work, Trimaco surface protection, and Polyken / Nashua tapes. PPE rounds out the stack: Pyramex eye and head protection, North/PIP gloves and respirators, and 3M respiratory protection.
What we stock
Concrete Cutting, Coring & Dust Extraction
Husqvarna Soff-Cut and walk-behind saws, handheld cutoff saws, coring rigs, diamond blades, and Pullman Ermator HEPA dust extractors sized for 1926.1153 Table 1 engineering controls.
Fall Protection & Ladders
FallTech harnesses, self-retracting lifelines (SRLs), anchor points, and rescue kits; Louisville Ladder Type IA and IAA industrial step and extension ladders for 6 ft+ trigger-height work.
Surface Protection & Containment
ZipWall spring-loaded poles, Trimaco floor and surface protection, Polyken and Nashua tapes, masking films, and poly sheeting for finish-trade and occupied-building work.
Hand, Cutting & Power Tools
Kett pneumatic and power saws, Warner knife systems, Taylor Tools demolition bars and scrapers, Titan Tool airless sprayers, and the consumables (blades, tips, filters) that keep them productive.
Common questions
Do your Husqvarna dust extractors meet OSHA 1926.1153 Table 1?
Yes, the Pullman Ermator HEPA dust extractors we stock alongside Husqvarna concrete cutting equipment are designed to meet the Table 1 engineering-control specification for a range of silica-generating tasks. Pairing the correct extractor CFM with the correct tool shroud is the compliance chain; a Stampede rep can spec the pair for the task. If you're running Table 1, the combination matters, a correctly sized blade with an undersized extractor is still a 1926.1153 exposure.
What fall-protection harness class do I need for typical commercial construction?
For most commercial work at or above the 6 ft trigger height, a full-body harness meeting ANSI Z359.11 is the baseline. Add a shock-absorbing lanyard or a Class A or B self-retracting lifeline rated to the anchor and the clearance requirement. FallTech is our core line; we stock multiple harness styles, SRL lengths (6 ft to 50 ft common), and anchor point options.
Do you sell just to GCs or to subs too?
Both. We supply general contractors and specialty trades across DFW, concrete cutters, finish contractors, painters, abatement firms, and GCs running finish-out work. Net-terms accounts are available on request; will-call accounts with a rep assignment are typical for smaller subs.
Can you cover a multi-floor commercial interior demo in a single order?
Yes. A single PO can cover ZipWall containment, poly sheeting, negative-air and HEPA dust extraction, cutting and coring equipment, PPE, and consumables. This is the core use case for our warehouse footprint, a single pickup or delivery for an entire phase of work, rather than chasing four separate suppliers.
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