These 13-gauge cut and impact resistant gloves feature a high-visibility yellow Tuffalene® shell and orange Mach Finish nitrile palm dipped.

The International Glove Association has appointed Rodney Taylor, Global PPE Sales & Marketing Manager at D3O, to their Board of Directors. Rodney’s responsibility as a member of the Board will be to guide the direction of the IGA and serve as the voice of the IGA membership. IGA members are a cohesive group of suppliers, manufacturers, distributors and end users dedicated to hand and arm protection.

Knowing what’s in your glove besides cut protection levels goes a long way in ensuring workplace safety – lowering risks and costs. Don’t introduce potential safety risks with cut resistant gloves that are uncomfortable or potentially uses non-compliant materials.

A new product line of USA-made electrical safety, personal protective equipment (PPE) is now available from Enespro PPE. Enespro PPE offers a wide range of USA-made Arc Flash Kits, Arc Flash Suits, Face Shields and Hoods, all with true advancements in comfort, performance and functionality.

The statistics are numbing. Drug overdoses killed 64,070 people in the U.S. in 2016. The death toll was up 21 percent over 2015. All indications are it will be even higher when the 2017 numbers are determined, according to the CDC. Overdoses are more than an epidemic; they’re a national crisis.

Anti-vibration and chemical handling solutions for all!

Regular laceration injuries in the workplace continue to make a compelling claim for adequate cut protection. In 2016, the Bureau of Labor Statistics showed cuts, lacerations and punctures were a leading cause of days away from work due to injury.

Pinching your finger in a door can be painful but certainly not life threatening. Pinch-point injuries involving industrial machinery are another story, one that rarely has a happy ending.

Welding gloves can protect you from electric shock, flames, hot parts, sharp or flying metal, and arc rays. Proper gloves are the first line of defense against the hand hazards of welding and cutting. ANSI Standard Z49.1 requires that all welders and cutters wear protective gloves while working.