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Comment by Raymond Armstrong on February 13, 2012 at 2:25pm I a in the Glass industy as well and hope that this will give me better ideas not only for hand protection, but for the rest of the body as well. We have found a shirt that works well, but are looking for chaps or aprons. Any suggestions?
Comment by Will Kaplan on November 23, 2011 at 5:37pm To my knowledge, there are no cut resistant gloves that are both wwashable and food safety compliant. However, what I have recommended to some clients asking for these multiple uses is to get oversized disposable food safety compliant gloves to we worn over a low mil cut resistant glove.
@Jason, I would recomend the exact opttosite for your workers who are going to be using hammers all day. Get some thin cut resistant gloves and have some anti-shock gloves worn over them.
All of these gloves are avaliable at legionsafety.com
Let me know if there are any further questions.
Comment by Naman Joshi on August 26, 2011 at 6:23am I have one question. I`m not able ask workmen too use cut resistance gloves on food safety gloves due to high humidity.
Does any one can recommend me to cut resistance gloves which is washable and also complying food safety standard?
Comment by Anthony DiFiore on December 10, 2010 at 11:23pm For the CR glove experts out there... I have about 103 cut resistant gloves on SafetyEcho.com right now, including full line-ups of Ansell and Showa Best. If there's a fantastic manufacturer that I'm missing, let me know. So far I just have Ansell, Showa Best, and Superior
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John Robinson posted eventsBill BennettMarketing Manager, Chemical and Disposable Products, AnsellCut Resistance (i.e. CPPT value) is often the primary factor considered when evaluating cut protection because it can be readily…Continue
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Started by Safety Community. Last reply by Rick Holm Feb 1, 2010.
I am involved in both ASTM and ISEA, and we are constantly looking for ways to improve the testing related to Cut Protection. But we rarely get comments from people outside of those organizations…Continue
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Started by Jeff Moreland Jan 19, 2010.
What is the difference between cut resistance and cut protection and how do I select the right protective glove for my application?Jeff Moreland,Textile Technologist,Occupational Knitted Products…Continue
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Started by MoniqueB Jun 5, 2008.
Has everyone played the Ansell U game? It's the same game many folks played at the Ansell booth at NSC last year. What do you think of this type of…Continue
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