Ultrane 527 -- Occupational Health & Safety

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Ultrane 527

Entanglement is a common risk when working with rotating tools and moving machinery. If a glove gets caught, it can pull the user's hand into the tool resulting in injury. The Ultrane 527 uses our specific patent pending knitting technology to limit the risk of entanglement in rotating tools. The glove features two detachable zones by using break sections integrated into the fingers knitting pattern. The glove quickly tears, reducing the risk of entanglement, but still produces enough resistance when donning, wearing, and doffing the glove. As part of our RESICOMFORT range, the Ultrane 527 maximizes comfort for users.

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