HAND PROTECTION
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Wearing the correct type of gloves can protect your hands from damage that can be caused by sharp edges or dangerous chemicals. There is no glove that can protect you from every single hazard and so a multitude of different types of gloves are available. It is imperative that you use the correct gloves for the job that you intend doing, a pair of Kevlar gloves will prevent you cuts but will offer no protection against chemicals. Often a pair of Kevlar gloves can be worn beneath another pair of gloves to offer more protection.
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Kevlar®
gloves offer protection from cuts and abrasions, these gloves should
be worn when using a sharp knife or handling sheet materials. These
gloves are ambidextrous meaning that either glove will fit either
hand. These gloves are very comfortable and they are more affordable
than ever, these can prevent nasty cuts to hands and should be worn
at every opportunity.
DuPont® and KEVLAR® are trademarks or registered trademarks of E.I. du Pont de Nemours and Company or its affiliates |
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Rigger gloves are a great all round glove for DIY use and are especially welcome when handling bricks and masonry. These gloves offer protection from abrasions and can prevent your hands from becoming dry due to exposure to mortar etc. Kevlar® gloves can be worn underneath these to offer protection from cutting hazards. |
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Flocked Nitrile Gloves 13” in length, offering 15 mil thickness and a non-slip grip. Applications include strong chemical use, stripping, degreasing, oven cleaning, harsh solvent, acid handling, auto, aircraft assembly, metal fabricating, poultry and meat processing and dishwashing. Kevlar® gloves can be worn underneath these to offer protection from cutting hazards. |
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