INTEGRITY GLOVEOEM CUT-RESISTANT GLOVES

Category: Standards & Certifications

California Prop 65 and PU-Coated Gloves: DMF, DEHP and Your Labelling Duties

PU dipping can leave DMF residue; plasticised components can carry listed phthalates. If your gloves sell into California, this guide maps the exposure points and the nitrile alternative route.

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OSHA 1910.138 and Hand Protection: What US Employers Must Provide

The US rule never names a cut level — it names a duty: assess the hazard, select accordingly, document it. What that means for the distributors and importers who supply American plants.

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How to Verify a Glove Test Report: Red Flags for Inflated Cut Claims

A claimed A9 with no verifiable report is a lawsuit in a polybag. This article shows how buyers check report numbers with the issuing lab, match reports to actual models, and spot the five classic fabrications.

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CE Marking for Gloves: EU 2016/425 Category II Duties for Importers

Cut-resistant gloves are Category II PPE: notified-body type examination, a Declaration of Conformity, and importer obligations that survive Brexit-style relabelling tricks. What must exist before your container clears.

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EN 388:2016 Markings Decoded: Reading the Six-Symbol Pictogram

Abrasion, two different cut results, tear, puncture, impact — the shield on every glove back is a compressed lab report. A position-by-position decode with the actual thresholds behind each character.

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