Do you know what kind of puncture-resistant glove you need? Are you choosing the right kind according to safety and industry standards? One thing to remember is this: there is no such thing as ...

Whether you’re slicing and dicing in the kitchen or woodworking in the garage, it’s always a good idea to have a pair of cut-resistant gloves on hand — literally. You’re probably not at risk of losing ...

CE (EU) glove standards are mandatory in Europe and most gloves sold in North America are imported, so you will see this symbol more often. Many safety buyers, purchasing agents, and users are always ...

The TurtleSkin material technology used in the crash bags for NASA's Spirit and Opportunity Rovers is now being used in their line of puncture-resistant gloves for Law Enforcement Officers. Although ...

Blood orange salad sounds delicious. But the chef's blood in the salad? Not so much. As any home cook who has sliced a hand open with a kitchen knife knows, accidental cuts are no fun. Recently, my ...

Even the best chefs and butchers cut themselves from time to time, and given the odds, your index finger is probably prime target for your next chop session. Protect your mitts with a pair of BladeX5 ...

In various manufacturing and industrial environments where sharp needles, fine wires, or glass components are frequently handled, there is a significant risk of puncture injuries. To mitigate the risk ...

Wilmington, Delaware, United States, June 21, 2023 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Transparency Market Research Inc. - According to TMR, the cut-resistant glove market is expected to reach US$ 3 billion by 2031.

The index and middle finger regions were assessed to have a significantly higher puncture resistance than the other glove regions. However, this may be less relevant in the dental surgery since ...