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Work Gloves 101 » Cuff Types 101
Cuff Styles and Materials
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Safety Cuff | Slip-On Cuff | Gauntlet Cuff | Knitwrist Cuff |
Materials
Denim - economical, single fabric
Canvas - single-ply cotton
Starched - two layers of fabric laminated together, used on light to mid-duty styles
Plasticized - waterproof polyethylene layer, laminated between two pieces of fabric, launders well
Rubberized - rubber material laminated between two layers of fabric, used on mid to heavyduty styles
Leather - for longer wear and more demanding applications
Starched - two layers of fabric laminated together, used on light to mid-duty styles
Plasticized - waterproof polyethylene layer, laminated between two pieces of fabric, launders well
Rubberized - rubber material laminated between two layers of fabric, used on mid to heavyduty styles
Leather - for longer wear and more demanding applications
Rubberized - rubber material laminated between two layers of fabric, used on mid to heavyduty styles
Leather - for longer wear and more demanding applications
Unsupported Wrist Syles
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Pinked or Serrated | Straight Cuff | Beaded Cuff |
Common glove myth
 | Leather is good for abrasion resistance, which is why it is used in bikers jackets. However, it is so low in cut resistance that even a lightweight string-knit cotton glove is more cut resistant than the average leather glove. |
Contact
Head Office
36 Vimy Street, Acton
ON, Canada L7J 1S1
Phone: (519) 853-1920
Toll Free: (800) 265-7617
Fax: (519) 853-4496