Ergodyne unveiled today its updated and refreshed ProFlex® Dorsal Impact-Reducing (DIR) Series Gloves. Included are four models that boast patent-pending protection schemes, as well as technology enhancements to improve grip, increase cut protection and provide additional warmth in cold weather applications. The updated ProFlex® models include:

It features low-profile TPR on the back of hand for impact, hi-vis red palm for signaling, and reinforced fingers, thumb saddle

A workplace accident at a welding company in West Midlands, England, shows that hand protection may not be the best choice for safety when it comes to certain workplace tasks.

The International Glove Association has released Market Data illustrating the differences in both industrial hand protection import volume and import value between 2016 Q2 and 2015 Q2.

These breathable, lightweight gloves are so comfortable that you won’t want to take them off. A super fine knit 18-gauge shell gives this glove high dexterity and tactile feel

Hand injuries are among the most common work-related injuries. Of these, nearly one-third involve cuts or lacerations.

If you’re curious about what these changes will entail, you’ve come to the right place; we’ve compiled a list of the ten major things that you need to know about the new testing standards, and how they will affect you and your customers.

If you want to understand the evolution of hand protection in the workplace, look no further than the Electrolux plant in Memphis, Tennessee.