Cutresistance gloves

Key specifications:

• Cut Resistance Rating: This indicates how well the glove protects against cuts.
  • Standards: Two main standards define cut resistance - EN 388 (Europe) and ANSI/ISEA 105 (North America).
    • EN 388: Uses a scale of 0-5, with 5 offering the highest protection.
    • ANSI/ISEA 105: Employs a 0-8 scale based on grams of force needed for a cut. Higher number signifies greater resistance.
• Materials: The type of material determines the glove's cut resistance and other properties:
  • Kevlar: Excellent strength, heat resistance, and cut protection.
  • UHMWPE: Superior cut resistance, lightweight, and flexible.
  • Stainless Steel Mesh: Unmatched cut protection for heavy-duty tasks.
• Additional Features: Enhance comfort, grip, and usability:
  • Palm Coating: Nitrile or polyurethane for better grip in wet/oily environments.
  • Seamless Construction: Improves comfort and reduces irritation.
  • Ambidextrous Design: Can be worn on either hand.
  • Touchscreen Compatibility: Enables using touchscreens without removing gloves.