616 | Below is a guide to materials used and the performance factors associated. This will aid in decision making to secure the right hand protection for the job. GLOVE LINER TYPE GLOVE LINER MATERIAL KNITTED SEAMLESS Highly breathable and close fitting for good dexterity. The seamless liner avoids irritation offering improved comfort. COTTON Comfort and breathability HPPE (High Performance Polyethylene) High performance cut resistance, comfort and abrasion resistance NYLON Stretch and elasticity LEATHER: SMOOTH GRAIN Durable, supple and oil & water repellent PARAARAMID Cut and heat resistance POLYESTER Durability GLASS FIBRE Cut Resistance ACRYLIC Insulation LEATHER: SPLIT GRAIN Dry grip, abrasion resistance and durable. DYULTRA Premium cut resistant, free from steel and glass fibres SEWN & IMPREGNATED Available with several types of construction and assembly, mainly cut and sewn. Coating is bound to the fabric for good resistance to abrasion. Sewing and impregnation process allows the manufacturing of thin gloves, for enhanced dexterity. COATED/DIPPED Made by dipping a knitted or woven cloth liner into the glove compound - the liner supports the compound and adds strength. The compound used enhances the mechanical performance with different compounds used for different conditions. MATERIALS FOR EVERY APPLICATION NITRILE Excellent resistance to snag, cut, puncture and abrasion. Dry grip LATEX Dry and wet grip NITRILE SANDY Wet and dry grip. High abrasion resistance. TPR (Thermoplastic Rubber) Impact Protection NITRILE FOAM Oil and wet grip BUTYL Superior protection against a wide range of chemicals, including strong acids, bases, and organic solvents NEOPRENE Dry, wet and oil grip PVC (Polyvinyl Chloride) Good abrasion resistance. Dry, wet and oily grip PU (Polyurethane) Offers good abrasion resistance. Dry grip TPV (Thermoplastic Vulcanizates) Impact Protection NITRILE MICRO FOAM High dexterity with improved touch sensitivity DIPPING MATERIAL
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