Cut Protective Gloves for Stamping |
Hand Protection in the Inspection Department is Vital.
The best way to ensure workers are using the proper style of glove is by identifying the threat and outfitting them with the best cut resistant glove to match that threat.
In many cases, the minimum cut standard in the Inspection Department is determined by EHS. When that's the case, click here to choose your glove by the cut level.
Whether or not the inspection occurs during assembly or as the final process, in our experience Inspection Departments tend to use a thin, lightweight glove with a cut level A4 or lower. The idea is to be able to feel any imperfections while being protected from the threat of cut.
These gloves can also be used as liners under other gloves.
In many cases, the minimum cut standard in the Inspection Department is determined by EHS. When that's the case, click here to choose your glove by the cut level.
Whether or not the inspection occurs during assembly or as the final process, in our experience Inspection Departments tend to use a thin, lightweight glove with a cut level A4 or lower. The idea is to be able to feel any imperfections while being protected from the threat of cut.
These gloves can also be used as liners under other gloves.
All of the gloves recommended below have been proven solutions
in Automotive Inspection Departments for many years.
in Automotive Inspection Departments for many years.
Recommended Gloves for Inspection
Cut Level A2
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TSG-13
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Recommended Gloves for Inspection
Cut Level A3
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TSG-410
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Recommended Gloves for Inspection
Cut Level A4
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TSG-510
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Choose Your Cut Protective Glove By What You Do
Inspection
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Assembly
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Fabrication
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