ANDREA HOWARD: Hello and welcome to Quick Tips from MSC Industrial Supply, a show where we invite the manufacturing community to share their expertise with us. In many industrial environments, workers might face multiple safety hazards at a time, meaning they could potentially need protection from both chemicals and sharp objects. The challenge is that traditional chemical gloves often lack cut resistance, while cut-resistant gloves may not offer the right chemical protection, creating a serious safety gap.
Fortunately, our partners at Ansell have developed a solution that combines both features into one glove, offering comprehensive protection. Let's take a look.
NARRATOR: Introducing the next generation of chemical and cut protection. Workers face dual hazards, sharp objects and chemicals. That's why they need protection that covers both. The AlphaTec 58-835 gloves protect against both chemical and cut hazards, delivering excellent protection and comfort, setting a new standard in safety. As industries demand higher protection, AlphaTec 58-835 expands Ansell’s range, equipping workers for today's toughest challenges.
Featuring nitrile and polyisoprene shells for chemical resistance, ISO F / ANSI A6 cut protection, and an orange visible indicator to identify when chemical safety is compromised. What's the difference between AlphaTec 58-835 and the existing 58-735? Both gloves offer the same chemical resistance, but the 58-835 is engineered for higher cut hazards, delivering added safety in demanding applications.
The 58-835 is ideal for high cut risk environments, while the 58-735 excels in moderate cut risk tasks. Simplify your PPE selection with AnsellGUARDIAN Chemical. No guesswork, just the right protection every time.
ANDREA HOWARD: To learn more about Ansell's AlphaTec line of chemical and cut protective gloves, visit . The right protection should keep you safe no matter what hazards you may be facing. With an integrated solution like AlphaTec, you can be certain you're protected from multiple hazards at once. Thank you, Ansell, for taking the guesswork out of PPE.
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