Physical protection - Hot
{"Image DocumentName": "Physical protection - Hot", "Image ImageDescription": "Some gloves are capable of protecting against multiple hazards, including heat/cold, chemicals, and cuts/abrasions. Trade-offs in fit/dexterity may be unacceptable for some users/tasks. But multi-protection gloves may be useful in Ag safety /shop equipment. Steam is a potential source of injury when cleaning equipment. MAPA\u00ae Temp-Proof\u00ae 333 Heat-Insulated Nitrile Gloves - Nitrile polymer layer keeps hands dry in wet or chemical applications. Provide thermal insulation from. -22 to 480\u00b0F (-30 to 249\u00b0C). Gloves are often used to provide physical protection. They may be used to insulate the hands from excessive heat, and some gloves protect simultaneously against multiple hazards, including hot and cold, chemicals, and cuts/abrasions. This does not mean we can adopt a one-glove-for-all-hazards, approach, since trade-offs inevitably occur for some aspects of protection, and poor fit or reduced dexterity may increase risk for some users and tasks. Still, multi-hazard gloves may be useful additions to construction safety equipment. When choosing gloves to protect against heat, match the specification of the glove to the hazard to be encountered. Steam cleaning equipment and steam itself can cause severe hand injury, and would require a waterproof material, whereas welding gloves would not need this feature, but may require a higher temperature resistance. IRONCLAD brand Heat Work Glove, Kevlar/silicone, 600 \u00b0F (intermittent). Welding, mechanics, etc.", "Image XResolution": "37", "Image YResolution": "37", "Image ResolutionUnit": "Pixels/Centimeter", "Image Software": "SlidePlayer", "Image YCbCrPositioning": "Centered"}