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What Applications Are Cut-Resistant Gloves Suitable For?
Our gloves are designed to withstand even the toughest challenges, providing an optimal combination of safety and comfort.
Whether you work in logistics, construction, production, or with sharp objects, our gloves are designed to meet the most demanding requirements.
What Materials Are the Gloves Made Of?
Cut-resistant gloves are made from a variety of materials designed to protect the hands from cuts.
Typically, the coating on the palm side is made from materials like nitrile, polyurethane, or latex.
What Standards Do Cut-Resistant Gloves Typically Meet?
DIN EN 388:2019
EN 388 outlines the testing procedures that make all protective gloves in PPE categories II and III (protection against medium and irreversible/fatal risks) comparable in terms of their mechanical performance. When choosing between Glove A and Glove B, the user should be able to determine which glove is better suited for their application.
According to EN 388, each glove must meet the basic requirements for a protective glove. This is detailed in EN 420. When assessing mechanical protective gloves, the focus is on 6 properties: abrasion resistance, cut resistance according to conventional methods, tear resistance, puncture resistance, cut resistance according to new methods, and impact protection.
What Cut-Resistant Classes Are There in the EN 388 Standard?
The cut-resistant classes are represented by numbers. These markings provide information about the different protective properties of the gloves:
- Abrasion Resistance
- Cut Resistance Testing
- Tear Resistance
- Puncture Resistance
- Cut Resistance
- Impact Protection (optional)