

| Subject: | Re: LVC Protective Gloves? |
| From: | Sudhir Desai |
| Date: | Thu, 21 Dec 2006 22:09:14 -0500 |
I usually just purchase a box of thick-wall nitrile gloves. (Shamrock brand) They work perfectly for any car chore and will not let your hands get yucky. Sudhir On 12/21/06, Jack R <jack007@comcast.net> wrote: > Loren, > > If we can get 12 list members to buy these... I think they would be a great > accessory for safety in Vanagon operation! Kevlar is an insulator, and cut > resistant. > > http://abcsafetyglasses.com/mly-9687l.html > > $80 a dozen. > > Kevlar stitched glove, Bear Kat w/ Blue latex palm (1 dozen pair) (sold by > the dozen) > When you need comfort, sensitivity and cut resistance, Memphis Glove offers > you the next level in the KEVLARR Plus line of products. > > Made of 100% DuPontT KEVLARR Plus fiber which is five times stronger than > steel on an equal weight basis. With 18% greater cut resistance than > standard KEVLARR for maximum protection, Memphis Glove's newest line of > KEVLARR Plus products feature knitted wrists for extra protection. > > These gloves offer protection in electrical work since KEVLARR Plus will not > ignite or conduct electricity. > > Gloves made of KEVLARR Plus are only available through DuPontT licensed > manufacturers. > > > DuPontT KEVLARR brand fiber for high tensile strength relative to its weight > - up to five times stronger than steel > 18% greater cut resistance than standard KEVLARR brand fiber for maximum > protection > Will not ignite, melt or conduct electricity > High durability in cut resistance > High comfort Level > Allows manual dexterity > Use as gloves or glove liners > Launderable > > Jack >
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