Tell us about the job and we will show you the gloves rated for it. Choose the hazards you face, such as cut, impact, cold, chemicals, heat or vibration, and set the minimum rating you need. Every result shows the ratings Granberg has published for that glove, so you can check it against your own safety requirements.
The finder reads the ratings recorded for each Granberg glove and filters on them. Choose the protection you need in everyday terms, such as cut, abrasion, tear, puncture, chemical, cold, food handling, impact, heat or vibration, and pick light, medium or heavy duty where a score applies. You can also set a minimum EN 388 cut letter or ANSI/ISEA 105 cut level, ask for EU food contact approved (EN 1186) gloves, and narrow the list by industry, cuff length and size. Every glove is EN certified, and some lines also carry ANSI/ISEA ratings. A glove only appears when its record lists the rating you ask for. EN and ANSI/ISEA use different test methods, so read both marks against your own risk assessment.
Before you set a minimum, read the standards guides:
Ratings come from the manufacturer's published test results. Always check that a glove suits your own risk assessment before use.
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