CUT-RESISTANT GLOVES -- Occupational Health & Safety

Mechanix Wear

CUT-RESISTANT GLOVES

The Original CR5 from Mechanix Wear is your first line of defense against cut hazards in the workplace. The glove features a synthetic palm with an internal layer of Armortex Cut, delivering CE level 5 cut resistance to the palm and fingers. Fluorescent, ANSI-107 compliant TrekDry form-fits the hand and provides a cool, comfortable fit in warm environments. Top it off with a secure Thermoplastic Rubber wrist closure and you have a critical cut resistant tool. Booth 1220

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Product Spotlight

21-gauge TenActiv™ gloves

Ultra-thin maximum cut protection. Introducing SUPERIOR GLOVE’s thinnest 21-gauge TenActiv™ gloves featuring the industry’s maximum ANSI A9 cut protection. Optimized for touch sensitivity, dexterity, and touchscreen compatibility, they’re ideal for precision tasks that require extreme cut resistance. Engineered at their Canadian headquarters and manufactured in their facilities. Request samples today! 1-800-265-7617. Visit Superior Glove at the ASSP Annual Safety + Conference Expo, BOOTH 1435. 3
Make selection & use of SRLs simpler with the new V-SHOCK line

The new MSA V-SHOCK EDGE Cable SRLs and Web PFLs for Leading Edge use are designed for simplicity and hassle-free safety. V-SHOCK EDGE solutions help make PPE selection on the jobsite quick and easy with color-coded housings, clear icons on labels, and clearance charts in the label pack. 3
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A+A—The World’s No 1. Trade Fair with Congress for Safety, Security and Health at Work—is renowned for its wide range of products and international reach, reflecting the status of the industry with the latest technologies and trends. From October 24-27, 2023, A+A will showcase the entire range of products and services for personal and occupational safety at the fairground in Düsseldorf, Germany - from protective items for individual body parts to complex security systems, from occupational medical care to ergonomic workplace design. An international congress will complement the exhibits. 3