One of your most important assets when doing manual tasks is your hands. In fact, the word manual comes from the Latin manualis, meaning ‘of the hand’. To give your hands the best chance at coming out of a day’s work unscathed, you need the appropriate hand protection.
A mechanic working on a car would have very different requirements for a disposable safety glove to someone handling dangerous chemicals. But with so many glove options out there, how do you know which is best for your industry and applications?
The Glove Company has simplified the process by creating the Glove Matchmaker.
“We’ve simplified the process by putting disposable gloves into three distinct industry categories, each with its unique requirements and recommendations,” says Ben Kessey of The Glove Company
Industries:
Common hazards / Glove needs:
Exposure to solvents, chemical spills/use mechanical risks, durability, extended wear, wrist/forearm protection.
Recommended gloves:
Industries:
Common hazards / Glove needs:
Exposure to infectious materials, interaction with chemicals, contact with pharmaceutical compounds, dexterity, touch sensitivity, registered medical device.
Recommended gloves:
Industries:
Common hazards / Glove needs:
Resistance to oils and grease, mechanical risk resistance, durability, value for money, enhanced grip, chemical resistance.
Recommended gloves: