Who makes G Tek gloves?
Cut Protection PIP, the leading provider of coated seamless knit gloves in America teamed up with DuPont® to develop the new G-Tek® Kev™ series of cut resistant gloves.
Can you wash G Tek gloves?
Care Instructions. Recommend washing gloves in slightly warm water not exceeding 40ºC. A mild non-ionic detergent should be used. A 5-10 minute cycle time should be employed.
What kind of gloves are cut resistant?
Seamless knitted gloves are knitted in one piece by a flat knitting machine. The cut protection is provided by high performance materials such as para-aramid (Twaron, Kevlar), high performance polyethylene (HPPE) (Dyneema, Spectra), special polyvinyl acetate (PVA) yarns (SupraBlock) or steel wire and fiberglass yarns.
What is the highest cut level for gloves?
0 to 5
A glove is assigned a cut level of 0 to 5 (with 5 being the most cut resistant) based on the material’s “cut index.” The cut index is a ratio that compares the material’s cut resistance to the cut resistance of cotton fabric.
What gloves do butchers use?
Cotton gloves are perfect for keeping hands warm while handling or cutting meat in colder environments. The cotton material provides a slip resistant surface while holding meat. These gloves are one size fits all.
Why do rubber gloves get stiff?
I assume you wash greasy pots, pans and plates with your gloves…so, the continuous exposure to oil or grease causes latex and rubber gloves to break down, making them sticky. It is impossible to get all the oil out of those books and crannies, and overtime, the oils work their magic by breaking down the latex.
Can you wash cut resistant gloves?
Wash gloves with soapy water by putting on and rubbing hands together. Rinse gloves with clear, warm water from the fingertips toward the cuff. Do not flush from the inside toward the fingertips! Always air dry after sanitizing.
What is cut level 1?
Level 1 Cut Resistance is a low level of protection against sharp objects and cutting hazards. As such, Safety Gloves that have Cut Resistance Level 1 should not be used in areas where coming into contact with sharp objects is a likelihood.
Is Kevlar cut resistant?
DuPont™ Kevlar® is an ideal choice for cut-resistant protective apparel due to its strength, light weight and high degree of cut resistance, as illustrated in the chart below.
What is ANSI Level 4 cut protection?
Cut level 4: High cut hazards. These include most glass handling and metal stamping jobs, as well as food service. Cut level 5: Extreme cut hazards. These gloves are used for jobs that involve very sharp blades, such as a meat butcher, and for heavy metal stamping and plate glass work.
What are G-Tek gloves made of?
The G-Tek gloves are made from nylon, seamless knit, nitrile coated, latex coated, knit Kevlar, and Dyneema. Most of the PIP G-Tek gloves are washable, resistant to chemicals, water, and are made of lightweight materials.
What are pip G-Tek gloves?
A popular brand of durable work gloves, PIP G-Tek series gloves provides the protection and grip you need to stay safe on the job. Shop various styles of PIP G-Tek gloves like abrasion resistant, cut resistant, high visibility, and touchscreen.
Do Kut Gard® sleeves protect your arms?
PIP data demonstrates that more often than not arm protection is left to long-sleeved daily work wear. This is not protection. Only a Kut Gard® sleeve designed and conforming to the latest cut standards will do the job.