Improved workability with cut-resistant gloves! Introducing case studies of their use in binding operations at steel wire manufacturing sites.
【Issues】 At Company C's production department, they were using double pairs of work gloves during bundling tasks and felt there were challenges with work efficiency. 【After Implementation】 After trialing the "Thin Cut-Resistant Gloves DC-1885" in the wire manufacturing site and confirming their work efficiency and durability, they were introduced, resulting in improved work efficiency and reduced frequency of replacements. Additionally, there is also a case of introducing "All-Coat Cut-Resistant Gloves DC-728L" for transporting metal thin plates in Company T's pickling department. Please refer to the PDF document for details. 【Company C Case Summary】 ■Challenges - Used double pairs of work gloves and reused them - Experienced challenges with work efficiency due to double wearing ■Results - Improved work efficiency - Durability was also enhanced, reducing replacement frequency *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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[T Company Case Overview] ■Challenges ・Disposable nitrile gloves were worn over cut-resistant gloves ・Felt challenges in convenience and cost due to using two pairs ■Results ・Not only improved work efficiency but also led to cost reduction ・Increased internal evaluation *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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Our company wants to provide hand protection based on glove performance data, and from that desire, we began developing gloves specifically focused on cut resistance. We use gloves for various reasons such as "hands getting dirty," "hands becoming rough," "hands slipping," and "injuring hands." That is why gloves need to meet a wide range of diverse needs. As a professional group specializing in "protecting hands," Weed will continue to develop products to meet the expectations of our customers in Japan, who are known for their strict quality standards.