Safety Gloves Allowing Operatives to use Equipment

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Due to a number of hand injuries sustained over 2020 and the substantial close calls raised for operatives not wearing gloves, an incentive has been launched to try and stop hand injuries.

On this Project, we have carried out a large trial of the Stalsen RAYZA 522 index E glove. This was directed mostly to engineers, supervisors and safety critical staff.

Those that would normally remove gloves to use survey equipment, mobile phone or tables.

Not only those mentioned, but the operatives were happy with getting a close fitted glove that had, movement and dexterity while still having the index E class (Cut 5).

The benefits of this are:

  • High quality cut resistant liner with outstanding mechanical performance.
  • Ultra-lightweight liner provides comfort and dexterity.
  • Touch screen compatibility.
  • Unique polyurethane coating provides excellent durability.
  • Ideal for working in dry or slightly oily conditions

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Published 8 February 2021
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