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Cut-resistant work gloves

S18TAXFN safety work gloves combine ANSI A6 cut protection in a form-fitting 18-gauge shell. A foam nitrile palm coating provides good grip in oily work conditions.

Seamless knit gloves

G-Tek PolyKor X7 seamless knit gloves with highly flexible NeoFoam coating are touch-screen compatible, durable and resistant to light oils, making them highly versatile in a variety of handling applications.

Lightweight hand protection

AeroDex work gloves feature an 18-gauge, breathable shell that’s more than 50% lighter than comparable cut-resistant materials. High-quality tactile sensitivity allows workers to pick up even the smallest of items while wearing the gloves.

Nitrile gloves

Impact Cut Level 3 Nitrile Gloves have a reinforced nitrile coating between the thumb and index finger for enhanced durability in a high-wear area.

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Work gloves

RigMaster FR Mechanics Glove are designed to be cool, lightweight, breathable and extremely flexible. The heat- and flame-resistant gloves feature back-of-hand impact protection and ANSI/ISEA 105-2016 Cut Level A4 protection.

Washable work gloves

Lightweight and nylon-lined, CC9009 and CB9009 gloves are 100% polyurethane coated and washable, ideal for ambulance drivers, nursing home workers and police officers, among others.

Explosion-proof area light

The Air-Light EX explosion-proof DC-powered LED area light comes equipped with two light heads, which can move independently in any direction.

Foot protection

KEEN Utility Flint II and Flint II Sport work boots and shoes feature the KEEN.ReGEN midsole. Along with the proprietary lightweight, performance midsole technology, the footwear has a highly slip-resistant, siped electrical hazard-rated rubber outsole for better traction; an external stability shank for mid-foot support; and a hiking-inspired heel cup to secure the foot.

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Trends in … heat protection

"Under OSHA law, employers are responsible for providing workplaces free of known safety hazards," OSHA's "Water. Rest. Shade." heat illness prevention campaign page states. "This includes protecting workers from extreme heat." 

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