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Dyneema |
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Nitrile |
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Nitrile coated Dyneema gloves are know for their abrasion and puncture resistance. Their exceptional oil resistance make these gloves ideal for working in environments where oil is predominant. |
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Polyurethane |
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Polyurethane coated cut resistant gloves add durability in wet, dry and oily conditions and have superior grip handling. |
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Latex |
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Latex has very high elasticity and outstanding grip compared to other glove materials, and withstands extreme temperature and tear resistance. Chemically, it resists alcohols, and some ketones, but performs poorly around most hydrocarbon and organic solvents (ie. gasoline). However, because of allergy issues, it is not always an option for some workers. |
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String Knit |
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String-knit gloves can be used for a wide variety of applications. Their flexibility make it a favorite for many applications. |
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Fiberglass |
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Fiberglass is extremely strong and effective in dullingl cut hazards. |
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Stainless Steel |
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These wire-core stainless steel fibres add considerable cut resistance to our gloves. They rate exceptionally high in both cut and abrasion categories and are ideal for metal stamping environments. |
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