[For Preventing Work Accidents and Safety Management!] A Handy Handbook on Cut Resistance Standards That You Should Know!
A handbook that clearly explains the differences between the old and new cut resistance standards for labor accident and cut injury prevention!
This is a handbook that clearly explains the differences between the old and new cut resistance standards, recommended for measures against work-related injuries and cut accidents. Our company is committed to improving safety management at work sites through the sale of safety gloves that comply with the latest cut resistance standards adopted worldwide. Currently, we are offering a free gift of the "Cut Resistance Standards Handbook," which explains measures against work-related injuries and cut accidents. This material introduces the new cut resistance standards. ■ What exactly is the "new cut resistance standard"…? ■ How is the cut resistance testing for gloves conducted…? ■ I don't understand the latest information on cut resistance standards… This handbook serves as an introductory resource to help you learn about measures against work-related injuries and cut accidents. You can view more details on the website below. The handbook is also available for download in PDF format. We recommend understanding the "current state of cut accidents" and the "differences between old and new cut resistance testing methods," and choosing safety gloves based on the "new cut resistance standards," so please take a moment to read it.
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■Current status of cut injury accidents ■Need for labor accident measures ■Differences between old and new cut resistance standards
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Our company wants to provide customers with hand protection based on glove performance data, and from this desire, we began developing gloves specifically focused on cut resistance. We use gloves for various reasons such as "hands getting dirty," "hands becoming rough," "hands slipping," and "hand injuries." That is why gloves need to meet a wide range of diverse needs. As a professional group specializing in "protecting hands," Weed will continue to develop products to meet the expectations of our customers in Japan, who are known for their high standards of quality.