Clearing up misconceptions about cut-resistant gloves

The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics reported that 70 percent of workers who experienced hand injuries in 2015 were not wearing gloves. The remaining 30 percent of injured workers wore gloves but the gloves were inadequate, damaged or the wrong type of the hazards that were present. When it comes to selecting proper hand protection, cut-resistant gloves seem to be one of the most confusing topics. The goal of this article is to highlight misconceptions that we have about cut resistance and to clear up . . ..

The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics reported that 70 percent of workers who experienced hand injuries in 2015 were not wearing gloves. The remaining 30 percent of injured workers wore gloves but the gloves were inadequate, damaged or the wrong type of the hazards that were present.

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