[Tip] How many categories of mechanical hazard protective gloves are available? What are the applicable fields?

Mechanical Hazard Protective gloves are protective articles that prevent mechanical damage to the hand and cause injury.

Workers in the production and emergency rescue work areas may be exposed to mechanical hazards such as friction, cutting, and puncture in their work types. In order to reduce or isolate such injuries, laborers need to configure different levels of mechanical hazard protection gloves.

First, classification

According to the materials used, mechanical hazard protection gloves can be divided into the following five categories:

Leather gloves : Suitable for construction, equipment maintenance, agriculture and most industrial operations.

2. Nitrile dipping gloves : Suitable for industrial manufacturing, electronics industry and other industrial fields.

3, steel gloves : applicable to the use of cutting tools and other fields.

4, wear-resistant PVC gloves : suitable for machinery manufacturing, equipment operations, oil processing, fisheries, construction industry, mining, printing and so on.

5. PU anti-cutting gloves : suitable for automotive, glass processing, recycling, metal sheet processing, cutting, bottle and can handling and precision instrument industries.

Second, classification and protection performance requirements

The mechanical hazard protection gloves are divided into 5 levels. The following table lists the minimum requirements for each performance level.

Third, other properties

In addition to the above mechanical protection performance, mechanical hazard protection gloves should also have the following properties:

1, gloves should have anti-seepage performance.

2, gloves should be harmless.

a) The pH of the glove should be greater than 3.5 and less than 9.5.

b) The content of hexavalent chromium in leather gloves should not exceed 10 mg|kg.

3, gloves should have anti-static properties.

4, gloves should have comfort and flexibility.

5, gloves should have water vapor permeability and water vapor absorption.