Brass Knuckle SmartCut touchscreen gloves
Technology is now a familiar part of most every job, even ones traditionally thought of as labor-intensive or hands-on. Sooner or later, those hands are probably going to be on a touchscreen. Wouldn’t it be great if you didn’t have to take off your gloves every time you had to check an order, update a specification, or respond to a customer text? From that idea, Brass Knuckle SmartCut BKCRT201 Gloves were born.
They start with a hardworking triple threat glove – dexterity, grip, medium cut protection – then add a fourth threat: touchscreen compatibility. Special touchscreen fingertips allow for the use of touchscreen devices while providing all the safety and durability needed on the job. When workers can keep their gloves on to handle screen work, they don’t have to remember to put them back on – a win for safety compliance.
In addition to their touchscreen capability, these are premier medium-duty gloves for applications requiring cut resistance and dexterity. The ultra-high molecular-weight polyethylene fiber offers ANSI cut resistance level 2 protection, and the thinner, 13-gauge material facilitates dexterity. Gripping is further enhanced by a non-sticky polyurethane (PU) coating on the palm and fingers, which also enhances puncture protection and abrasion resistance. All without adding bulk, reducing touch sensitivity, or negatively impacting touchscreen compatibility.
In addition, the glove’s uncoated back and wrist improve ventilation. A seamless and stretchable full knit wrist provides a snug fit and prevents dirt, debris, and cold from getting inside the glove. Color-coded cuffs easily indicate glove size.
In this era of technology, the definition of hands-on work has expanded. Brass Knuckle SmartCut BKCRT201 Gloves enable workers to excel in the real world … and the virtual one.
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