You’re looking for the best safety gloves for your manufacturing needs. How do you choose the right ones?

One thing I've found helpful: Collaborate with employees! Their hands-on experience can guide glove selection for specific tasks and comfort. #Teamwork Actually, I disagree with: Focusing solely on cost. Cheap gloves often fail faster, increasing long-term expense and potentially compromising safety. Invest in quality! #LongTermValue An example I've seen: A factory reduced hand injuries by 30% by using cut-resistant gloves for specific metalwork tasks, chosen after employee input & comfort testing. #SafetyFirst

When we choose PPE not only gloves we should understand or pre-access the process with relevant information. In the case of chemicals involved we have to analyze the MSDS, The Machine manual will give some knowledge to choose the PPE based on the existing controls in the machine. Then we have to choose the right PPE for the right process. As per the Hazard control Hierarchy PPE is the least effective control. Hence we should further more drill down into the process to eliminate the Hazard instead of Providing PPE.

Before deciding on PPE, a job risk assessment with the employee's contribution will ensure risks are known and posted at the job site. After that, using the hierarchy of controls risks should be either eliminated, or substituted, engineered, etc. before discussing PPE, the last resort. If none of the better mitigation methods would work, the specific exposure will be mitigated with gloves and other PPE.

When selecting safety gloves for manufacturing purposes, it's crucial to consider key factors such as hazard assessment, material, glove type, comfort, and compatibility with other PPE standards.

What environment are you going to be using these in? Do you need gloves for cutting, grinding or welding? Or is this for protecting against chemicals and other hazardous materials. Check your MSDS (Material Safety Data Sheet) and see what possible materials you will be working with. Research what gloves would work best in your situation and environment.

We have to consider the environment and the operation to do, with the related risk evaluation. This is the first thing, to do the right choice of gloves. First the individual protection, better if the evaluation has been made by a third party subject, with the competences needed and recognized in safety.

All over leather and Leather Safety Gloves follows the American National Standards Institute (ANSI) and the European Union (EU) have different scales and methods to measure the cut resistance, abrasion resistance, tear resistance, and puncture resistance of gloves...

We always follows our customer's required size charts and prepare their orders on their actual sizes which fit and comfort for end users

We use perfect quality of leather and avoid weak strength of leather to avoid any issues so no any issues comes like tear or rip. We do control the costs to offer to customers best & affordable prices

Assess specific hazards in the manufacturing environment such as chemical exposure, sharp objects, or extreme temperatures. Research safety glove options tailored to the identified hazards and compliance with industry standards. Consider factors like material durability, grip, dexterity, and comfort for prolonged use. Review user feedback, ratings, and certifications from reliable sources to evaluate performance and reliability. Select safety gloves with best class that provide optimal protection and comfort while meeting regulatory requirements and budget constraints.

More gloves you wear, less dexterity you have, plus becomes extra hot, causing discomfort. Working with chemical gloves my whole career, found finding gloves with highest protection with most comfort for the employees get them a higher percentage of use

Personally I’d get the team members involved who will actually be using the gloves and bring in some options for them to try out for consideration. From a respect for people standpoint we need to always involve the people who are actually doing the work and empower them to evaluate and make the best decisions.

Try getting free samples from industry exhibitions to test them out over a period of time. Gloves need to be as comfortable as it is useful.

Reusable gloves and one time useable gloves Who are all manufacturing the gloves and buy direct from manufacturers to end users Buy back of recyclable gloves to the manufacturer who uses the same as Raw material for making new gloves Life cycle of the one time useable and reusable gloves

Lo prinicipal a tener en cuenta a la hora de seleccionar cualquier tipo de EPP siempre será tener conocimiento de los materiales con los que estamos trabajando y el procesos que usaremos, es decir, aunque parezca una buena idea usar guantes en un taller de maquinados, por el tema de las rebabas es mas peligroso usarlos por los atrapamientos que pueda haber en los equipos, del mismo modo si trabajasemos con Quimicos es recomendable primero revisar las especificaciones del proveedor incluso solicitar a el mismo el tipo de EPP sugerido.

First, analyzed what is your process type and what is the hazard involved on that. And then find the suit type of the glove that you are needed. They are many type of safety glove in the market.