Turtleskin gloves come in a variety of thicknesses to provide different levels of puncture and cut resistance, offering excellent protection for many work environments. These protective gloves have a range of applications and can be useful in security, waste collection and management workplaces. Asides from avoiding injury, it is vital to protect the hands when there is the danger of coming into contact with sharp objects, needles (these can transmit dangerous diseases) and even plant thorns.
About Turtleskin
TurtleSkin is a patented aramid fabric, woven in the USA by Warwick Mills Inc. Aramids are a class of robust synthetic fibers used in military, aerospace and ballistic applications. TurtleSkin fabric has the world’s tightest weave, meaning it can be light, breathable and nearly impenetrable all at the same time.
TurtleSkin Frequently Asked Questions
How are TurtleSkin gloves different from other puncture and needlestick resistant gloves? Are TurtleSkin gloves puncture proof? Do you use real turtle skin? Plus many more FAQS!
How to Measure Glove Size (Including Size Chart)
Ensuring that your work gloves have the perfect fit is vital for comfort, protection and safety. Gloves that fit poorly can cause functional complications with dexterity, grip strength and productivity. For optimal performance and comfort, use the following charts and instructions to ensure the perfect fit.
Safety Glove Testing
The Health and Safety Executive (HSE) has stated that over 47% of reported workplace injuries were to the hand/arm region. Protecting the arms and hands using safety gloves is a critical precaution that could lead to almost 10,000 fewer work-related injuries annually in the UK.
Blackthorn Injuries: Protection and Treatment
The thorns of the blackthorn risk penetrating the skin and can cause medical issues like plant thorn arthritis for gardeners and professional arborists alike. Preventing blackthorn spines from piercing your skin with Turtleskin gloves is the best way to avoid plant thorn arthritis.