Handling Unmanned Aerial Vehicles

While drones have much added benefit, most people do not adequately inform themselves about the use of drones and do not realize what can happen if things turn and go wrong. Simply put, aerial drones are not toys and there are a lot of things to consider when handling these, otherwise an accident can happen leading to deep lacerations, severed body parts and worst case scenario, even kill if they happen to cut a main artery in the wrist. For this reason, many safety directors are mandating the use ofcut-resistant hand protectionwhen operating drones.

Gloves for Drone Handling

Theseindustrial work gloveswere selected based on tactility, breathability, grip, cut level and touchscreen compatibility that allows operators to interact with touch devices without removing their gloves.

• 81-31-1365 - Majestic® Glove Cut-Less Micro Foam Nitrile Palm Dipped with Kevlar®
• 84-S18TAGOFN - Superior Glove® TenActiv™ Hi-Viz Foam Nitrile Coated A4 Cut Gloves (Hi-Vis Orange or Yellow Colors)
• 87-16-VRX380 - PIP® G-Tek® VR-X™ PolyKor® Gloves
• 84-S21TXUFN - Superior Glove® TenActv™ 21-Gauge Nitrile Coated Extreme Cut Gloves
• 89-381 - Showa® 381 Foam Nitrile Coated Grip Gloves

Note:Please consult with your safety director before purchasing your hand protection. MDS offers a variety of work gloves and knitted sleeve protectors in all ANSI Cut Levels from Level A1 (paper cuts) to Level A9 (extreme hazards) to protect your team against the specific cut-related hazards you face.

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