Introducing case studies on the implementation of cut-resistant gloves in equipment construction and building work for improved work efficiency and cost reduction!
【Issues】 At Company H's manufacturing department, there were concerns regarding the use of multiple protective gear during the manufacturing process of heat exchangers, affecting work efficiency and costs. 【After Implementation】 By introducing gloves with two functions: cut resistance and contact heat resistance, it became unnecessary to put on and take off protective gear during work, leading to improved work efficiency and cost reduction! Additionally, there is also a case of introducing "thin cut-resistant gloves DC-1885" in the roofing construction department of Company J for metal roof wall processing and installation work. For more details, please refer to the PDF document.
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【Case Summary for Company H】 ■Challenges ・Two functions were required for the work, necessitating the use of multiple protective gear. ・There were concerns regarding work efficiency and costs. ■Results ・Improved work efficiency. ・Reduced costs by consolidating multiple items into one pair. 【Case Summary for Company J】 ■Challenges ・Handling metal sheets requires cut resistance, oil resistance, and workability. ・It was difficult to find gloves that combined all three functions. ■Results ・Increased peace of mind due to cut resistance. ・Improved workability as well as peace of mind. *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.