Injuries to the fingers and hands are among the most frequent and also the most avoidable accidents at the workplace. Statistics show that the majority of workers involved in this type of accident were not wearing protective gloves or were wearing the wrong gloves for their job.
The impact on companies is very high, both in terms of liability and lost working days: safety. primary in the logic of cost-saving. When choosing a cut-protection glove, the level of resistance, defined in Europe by the EN388 standard, is often considered as the only relevant factor
We have been designing and producing cut-resistant gloves since 1978, taking into account not only European legislation but also “in-field” applications, i.e.
