With 94% of hand injuries caused by lacerations and following the development of its own unique cut resistant yarn technology, Arco is launching the Cut Gripz range of gloves offering high performance hand protection at great value prices.
With a wealth of experience in selecting and sourcing the best safety products from around the globe and matching those to customers’ needs, Arco, the UK’s leading safety company, is now at the forefront of product development and innovation and looking at ways of making safety products comfortable, safe and effective. Manufactured from a unique blend of material and steel fibre, the yarn technology in the Cut Gripz gloves ensures they achieve cut protection level 5 under EN 388, whilst at the same time remaining dexterous, comfortable and durable.
Appearing in the next edition of the famous Arco Big Book catalogue to be published in September, the Cut Gripz gloves range offers secure grip; oil absorption; cut, abrasion and tear protection; as well as breathability, heat resistance and comfort.
The gloves are available in 6 styles: a plain liner, PVC dotted, palm coated foam nitrile, palm and knuckle coated foam nitrile, leather palm and fully coated foam nitrile. Gloves are available in sizes 6-11, ensuring a comfortable and safe fit for wearers. Each finish offers specific protection for a variety of situations where secure handling, cut protection or wet grip is important. Competitively priced and with one range covering many applications, Cut Gripz gloves offer customers a way of optimising inventory and reducing costs whilst being confident they are providing the best protection for workers.
Paul Lyons, Arco’s Product and Procurement Manager, Gloves, said: “We have worked closely with our customers to understand their needs and be able to provide the best solution at the right price. By investing in the development of our own yarn technology we are now able to offer a full range of gloves that provide the complete solution to customer needs at very competitive prices.”
For more information, visit www.arco.co.uk.
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