FAQs

How do you ensure high quality for your PPEs?
We follow global safety standards like EN and ANSI to ensure the highest quality for our products. Our quality assurance team follows a rigorous testing and inspection process to ensure that all our products meet the safety requirements of the industry.
What should be the primary selection criteria for Protective Clothing?
High-visibility clothing is critical for safety, as it allows your workers to be seen by other workers and prevents them from walking into dangerous positions. It is also critical for comfort, as it prevents your workers from becoming too hot or too cold while they’re working. Our catalog has a wide variety of high-visibility protective clothing, such as reflective vests & jackets.
What are the lens options available with your Protective
Eyewear range?
We have a wide variety of lens options for our protective eyewear. Different colored lenses allow for use in different lighting conditions. We have clear, amber, I/O mirror, smoke and blue mirror lenses. The lenses also offer protection against ultraviolet (UV) rays, which is beneficial for workers who are outside often.
What material are your Protective Goggles made of?
Our protective eyewear & goggle are made of 100% polycarbonate lenses.
What are some of the respiratory protection equipment available
with you?
Our high-quality N-95 particulate respirators are engineered for long-lasting durability and comfort. They are designed to keep your employees safe from airborne contaminants, such as mold, dust, and other allergens. Each respirator is designed with a comfortable nose clip to keep it in place, while still allowing your employees to breathe comfortably. This allows workers to stay safe while also ensuring they can still perform their job duties.
How do I choose the right protective gloves for my workers?
Protecting your hands is one of the best ways to protect yourself from injury. Protective gloves come in a wide variety of styles, materials, and levels of protection. The first step in choosing the right pair for you is to figure out what type of work environment you’ll be using them in and the specific hazards your workers will be facing on a regular basis. For example, if your workers are doing a lot of welding, you may want to choose a pair of thick leather welding gloves. Browse through our catalog for a complete list of protective gloves for your specific needs.
What are the benefits and applications of 'Dipped Gloves'?
Dipped gloves offer a combination of the best of both conventional and synthetic glove styles. They are made of synthetic materials like nitrile, which are flexible and allow your hand to move naturally, and are lined with a thin film of oil to help keep them soft and comfortable. Many dipped gloves are also impregnated with chemicals that provide additional protection, such as puncture resistance for needlework. They are a great option for workers who need a little extra protection but don’t need to go too far outside the box.
Can I operate touchscreen monitors with your gloves on?
Yes, most of our gloves are touchscreen compatible. Some of our higher-end gloves offer superior touchscreen sensitivity and performance and are the best option for workers who need the absolute highest levels of dexterity and sensitivity.
Leather gloves are usually bulky? Will they allow enough dexterity for my workers?
While leather gloves may seem bulky at first, they offer better dexterity than many other types of gloves. Depending on the various work environments, various thumb designs are used in leather gloves to provide better dexterity. This allows workers to use their hands with ease and a great level of dexterity.
What is a TPR Layer? And how does it make the gloves more protective?
TPR (Thermoplastic Rubber) is a synthetic polymer that is impregnated into the gloves to provide added protection against cuts, punctures, and abrasions. It provides superior impact resistance and can be made to last for a long. This makes the gloves much more protective and prevents your workers from exposing themselves to any additional injury.