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Cut-resistant gloves: your protection against blades
Cut-resistant gloves are essential personal protective equipment (PPE) for anyone working with sharp tools or in environments at risk of cuts. These gloves are made of resistant materials such as stainless steel, Kevlar® or HPPE (high-strength polyethylene) that provide an effective barrier against blades.
Types of cut-resistant gloves
There are different types of cut-resistant gloves, each with specific features to meet different needs:
- Protection level: Cut-resistant gloves are classified from A to F according to their level of protection against cuts. Level F offers the highest protection.
- Material: Common materials include:
- Stainless Steel: Offers excellent cut protection, but can be less flexible.
- Kevlar®: Resistant to cuts and heat, but can be more expensive.
- HPPE (High Strength Polyethylene): Lightweight, flexible and cut resistant, but does not offer the same protection as Kevlar®.
- Design: Cut resistant gloves can have different designs depending on the type of work being done. Some models have extra protection on the fingers or the back of the hand.
When to use cut-resistant gloves
Cut-resistant gloves are recommended for a variety of activities, including:
- Working with sharp tools: Such as knives, saws, razor blades, etc.
- Food industry: Butchery, meat and fish preparation, etc.
- Gardening: Pruning plants, using hedge trimmers and brush cutters, etc.
- Manufacturing industry: Assembling metal components, woodworking, etc.
- Construction industry: Cutting bricks, laying tiles, etc.
Choosing cut-resistant gloves right
Choosing the right cut-resistant gloves depends on several factors:
- The type of work you are doing: Consider the type of tools you are using and the level of cut risk.
- The dexterity required: Choose gloves that offer adequate protection without sacrificing freedom of movement.
- Comfort: Gloves should be comfortable to wear for long periods.
- Safety standards: Make sure the gloves you choose comply with the safety standards in your industry.
How to use cut-resistant gloves correctly
- Inspect your gloves before each use to ensure there are no tears or damage.
- Put your gloves on properly, ensuring they completely cover your hands and wrists.
- Do not use gloves damaged or worn.
- Replace gloves when they lose their protective effectiveness.
Care Tips for Cut-Resistant Gloves
- Follow the manufacturer's instructions for cleaning and washing gloves.
- Do not expose gloves to excessive heat or harsh chemicals.
- Store gloves in a clean, dry place.
Wearing cut-resistant gloves is a simple precaution that can make the difference in preventing serious cuts. By choosing the right gloves and using them correctly, you can work safely and protect your hands.