The standard of Cut Resistance Gloves

National standard cut resistance gloves comply with relevant Chinese standards and specifications, mainly including Personal Protective Equipment Safety Performance requirements, Hand Protective Gloves, etc. These standards put forward clear requirements for the material, design, performance and other aspects of anti-cutting gloves. High-strength, wear-resistant materials are request to used, such as stainless-steel wire, polymer materials, and other materials to ensure that the gloves have adequate anti-cutting performance and tear resistance. At the same time, the design of gloves should conform to the ergonomic principle to ensure that the wearer is comfortable and flexible, and does not affect the hand normal activities. Different types of gloves are applied to different scenarios. For the special requirements of high-risk industries, high-strength stainless steel wire woven anti-cutting gloves can effectively resist the cuts of sharp objects. In the food processing industry, the hygienic performance and flexibility of gloves will be focused on it, so cut resistance gloves with food-grade materials will be used.

The European standard requirements for cut-resistant gloves are specified by the EN 388 standard series. The standard not only covers the anti-cutting performance of gloves, but also includes the test method and grade classification of anti-wear, anti-puncture and anti-tear properties. European standard anti-cutting gloves are usually made of high-strength materials such as glass fiber and metal wire to provide excellent protective performance. At the same time, the European standard also pays attention to the comfort and flexibility of gloves to adapt to the needs of different work scenarios, glass fiber reinforced anti-cutting gloves because of its excellent anti-cutting and anti-wear properties are popular used in the field of machinery manufacturing and metal processing, and in the glass processing industry, it is more inclined to use anti-cutting gloves with non-slip design. To ensure that the staff can firmly hold the tool during operation.

The US standard, developed jointly by the National Safety Institute (ANSI) and the Industrial Protective Equipment Association (ISEA), mainly involves standards such as ANSI/ISEA 105, which assess and classify the cutting endurance of cut resistance gloves, providing multiple grades to identify gloves with different performance levels. American standard anti-cutting gloves are made of polyethylene, nylon and other high-strength fiber materials, with excellent anti-cutting properties and wear resistance. In the medical field, anti-cutting gloves are made of special antibacterial materials, not only can protect health care workers from sharp objects but also reduce the risk of infection; In the construction industry, the durability and comfort of gloves are focused on it, so anti-cutting gloves with high-strength nylon materials are often used.