Hands are the most frequently injured part of the body on the farm. During a day’s work, a farmer’s hands might come in contact with chemicals, harsh detergents, paint, solvents, rough materials and sharp tools. Scalded, burned or frostbitten hands can be a problem. Cuts and abrasions on the hands may allow toxic chemicals to enter the body. These cuts, if not cleaned properly, may lead to infections. Use appropriate gloves, barrier creams, hand cleaners and lotions to protect hands.
Wearing gloves that match the job provides good hand protection. The only sound, properly fitting gloves should be worn. Tight gloves limit dexterity and are uncomfortable and overly large gloves can interfere with work.
Electical Gloves are constructed from an insulating rubber that offers protection up to 500 volts. These carefully designed gloves are available in red colors and to comfortably fit all hands. Linemen's Electrical Gloves comply with ASTM requirements and OSHA regulations to ensure electrical workers' protection from the hazards of their job