Hand Protection

Safety Hub Ghana Safety gloves are utilized to provide an additional layer of protection against dirt, grime, abrasion, cuts, lacerations, and burns. These gloves typically cover the hand and extend either to the wrist or elbow. In some cases, they are paired with sleeve protectors to offer further safeguarding up the arm. Specialized gloves may feature various coatings and linings that offer additional advantages, such as resistance to heat, cuts, and needlesticks. General-purpose gloves are designed to provide abrasion resistance for everyday applications. Hand and arm protection products are essential in preventing injuries such as cuts, lacerations, burns, and other potential harm. Safety gloves are worn on the hands and forearm to mitigate the risk of injury and maintain cleanliness. Arm protection is worn from the wrist to the upper arm to shield workers from cuts and burns. Gloves and sleeves are often rated by ANSI/ISEA for their ability to resist cuts and needlesticks. Finger cots and finger protection aid in enhancing grip when working with small parts, reducing the likelihood of electrical discharge, and protecting workers from cuts and burns. Protective sleeves are effective in reducing the risk of cuts, chemical splashes, dirt, and light abrasion. These sleeves typically start at the wrist and extend up the arm, providing extended coverage when worn in conjunction with gloves. They are commonly worn by metalworkers, lab technicians, warehouse workers, food processing workers, and individuals exposed to high heat. Aluminized sleeves are coated to reflect heat away from workers, making them suitable for use in foundries and near high-heat furnaces or molten metal. Electrical-insulating sleeves are worn alongside compatible electrical-insulating gloves to safeguard workers from arc-flash incidents and burns when working near electrical hazards. For a wide selection of hand protection, protective gloves, and safety hand gloves, you can conveniently shop online at the largest PPE store in Ghana.