Modern industrial work relies on tablets, smartphones, and touchscreen-equipped machinery. Removing gloves to use a device creates an unprotected moment, exactly when cuts, abrasions, and contact burns are most likely. The Granberg 592 eliminates that risk with conductive fingertip material that works reliably on capacitive touchscreens.
The Granberg 592 is rated ANSI/ISEA 105 Cut Level A6, requiring blade resistance exceeding 3000 grams. This makes it suitable for handling sharp sheet metal, glass panels, stamped components, and bladed tools where lesser-rated gloves would fail.
Under the European standard, Typhoon® fibre achieves EN 388:2016+A1:2018 Cut Level D (4X43D), abrasion 4, cut D, tear 4, puncture 3. Together, the dual ANSI A6 and EN Cut D ratings provide verified protection recognised across both North American and international regulatory frameworks.
Sandy nitrile palm coating provides precision grip in wet and oily conditions. The textured surface channels moisture away from the grip zone. Contact heat resistance to 100°C (EN 407:2020 X1XXXX) protects during brief contact with warm surfaces and components.
ANSI/ISEA 105, Cut Level A6, blade cut resistance exceeding 3000 g. The primary cut standard for Canadian and North American workplaces.
EN 388:2016+A1:2018 (4X43D), abrasion 4, cut D, tear 4, puncture 3. Strong all-round mechanical protection under the European standard.
EN 407:2020 (X1XXXX), contact heat level 1, protection to 100°C.
EN ISO 21420:2020, general requirements for protective gloves.
OEKO-TEX® 100, tested free of harmful substances. Safe for prolonged skin contact.
Logistics and inventory scanning, manufacturing with touchscreen HMIs, automotive assembly, construction site management, and any role combining sharp-material handling with frequent device use.
In logistics facilities, warehouse staff using handheld scanners and tablets report that the 592 eliminates the constant glove-on, glove-off cycle, saving time on every scan while maintaining full cut protection during material handling.