Revco Industries’ introduction of the Tigster® TIG welding glove in 2006 also introduced the exclusive DragPatch® feature, whose success has lead to its being featured on more than 10 styles of Revco’s welding gloves.

MCR Safety’s 9389PV KS-4 incorporates DuPont Kevlar and stainless steel fibers blended into a 13-gauge shell which achieves a CPPT cut level test score of 4.

Showa Best Glove’s Aegis HP54 ANSI Level 4 cut-resistant gloves shield working hands while offering a fit and feel that rival lighter-weight products.

Combining flame resistance, cut protection and ergonomics, Ansell Limited’s new PowerFlex® 80-813 gloves feature a flame-resistant solution combined with cut-resistant yarn.

Cordova Safety has expanded its range of Monarch™ hand protection made with Taeki5® Fiber.

DEWALT’s Ultradex™ dotted, nitrile-dipped gloves have raised dots that offer outstanding gripping capabilities.

PIP introduces three new cut-resistant gloves featuring new Dyneema® Diamond Technology. Developed over a period of four years, the patented ultra-high strength yarns produced with Dyneema® Diamond Technology enable lightweight protection and outstanding comfort and durability at higher levels of cut resistance standards.

Lined with 100 percent DuPont™ Kevlar® throughout, Ergodyne’s new ProFlex® 710CR and 820CR cut-resistant gloves provide ANSI Level 3 cut resistance while maintaining optimal dexterity and flexibility.

Miller Electric Mfg. Co. has added a new line of industrial gloves to its Arc Armor™ Welding Protection portfolio designed to endure long-term, repetitive abuse in manufacturing, fabrication and construction welding applications.

Our company recently conducted a national survey of safety managers and executives involved in purchasing high visibility safety apparel. Comfort and quality ranked as the most important factors influencing their purchases — not price.