Using, maintenance and precautions of cut-resistant gloves

When choose anti-cutting gloves as risk-prevention measure, users should understand limitation and care of gloves when using them in addition to material, application and price, which can be found in the instruction or label of gloves.

 

Firstly, different cutting-proof grades and performance for different workplaces. For example, it is not advisable to use single metal anti-cutting glove when recycling medical waste or handling glass shards,. Because anti-cutting glove is made of steel wire, there are many dense holes can be penetrated by sharp objects. At this time, the BLADE X5 series of dipped anti-cutting and puncture-proof gloves can be selected for double protection. Another example, when it comes to food industry, light assembly work, assembly of automotive parts and electrical accessories, it is most suitable to use BLADE X5 fiber and Lycra knitted gloves. This glove can be used alone or as protective liner for other gloves. .

 

Secondly, the size of glove should be appropriate. On one hand, the size is too small to wear uncomfortable, and restricting blood circulation is easy to cause fatigue. On the other hand, the operation is not flexible and it is easy to fall off if the size is too large. Gloves should also be used with adequate protection. For environments where high-grade cut-resistant gloves should be used, low-grade anti-cutting glove can not be selected, in contrast, eliminating the need for high-grade cut-resistant gloves in using environment where only general cutting-proof gloves are required. These data all can be found in the user` s guide of glove. For example, in actual operation, the cut-proof gloves are not completely cut-proof, only for manually operated tools, and knitted fiber gloves are not resistant to sawtooth or wave cutting edges.