Description

Cut, Oil, and Abrasion-Resistant Gloves: Detailed Breakdown

This description highlights gloves designed for a triple threat: cuts, oil, and abrasion resistance, while offering good grip and comfort. Here’s a breakdown of the key features and benefits:

• Protection:
  • Cut Resistance: The description mentions “two levels of cut performance,” but the specific levels aren’t provided. This could be a valuable feature for tasks with varying cut hazards. Look for cut resistance ratings based on relevant standards (e.g., EN 388) to ensure adequate protection.
  • Abrasion Resistance: The palm PU (polyurethane) coating suggests good protection against wear and tear from rough surfaces.
  • Oil Resistance: PU coating offers some oil protection, but the level might vary depending on the specific PU formulation.

• Dexterity and Comfort:
  • Seamless Liner and Knitted Wrist: This design aims to provide a comfortable fit with good flexibility for finger movement.

• Grip:
  • Good Grip in Dry Conditions: PU coating offers good grip, but it might decrease in wet environments.

• Applications:

These gloves could be suitable for various tasks requiring a combination of protections:

• • Multi-Hazard Environments: Construction, mechanics, metalworking, or other tasks involving cuts, oils, and abrasive materials.
  • Dexterity: Tasks requiring good finger movement and control, like using tools or assembling parts.