Enhance your safety and work efficiency with these professional-grade gloves, specifically engineered to provide maximum protection and flexibility in demanding work environments. These gloves are the ideal choice for tasks requiring high precision and resistance to mechanical hazards, such as handling sharp objects, metal sheets, or working in construction and general industry. Key Features: Durable and Comfortable Material: Constructed from a breathable knitted fabric for excellent hand ventilation, featuring a rubber or nitrile coating on the palm and fingers to enhance grip and prevent slippage. Flexible Design: The gloves maintain high dexterity and allow for natural finger movement, reducing hand fatigue and boosting productivity during extended use. Secure Cuff: The knitted wrist cuff ensures the glove stays firmly in place, helping to prevent dust and debris from entering. Explanation of Cut Resistance Symbol (Mechanical Hazard Icon) The most critical symbol on these types of gloves is the Mechanical Hazards icon, which adheres to the European Standard EN 388. This symbol indicates the glove's resistance levels against abrasion, cutting, tearing, and puncture. Focus on Cut Resistance: What is the Symbol? The symbol typically appears as a shield followed by a sequence of numbers and letters. In the modern version of the standard (EN 388:2016), a letter is used to indicate the level of cut resistance (it is the fifth character in the sequence). What Does the Letter Mean? The cut resistance level is rated by a letter starting from A (lowest resistance) up to F (highest resistance). If the letter displayed on your glove is C or higher, it indicates very good or excellent cut resistance, making the glove safe for use when dealing with sharp edges and surfaces. Always check the fifth character of your glove's EN 388 code to confirm the exact cut protection level.
