Perfect Fit Glove Announces a New Line of Palm-Dipped Gloves

Perfect Fit Glove Announces a New Line of Palm-Dipped Gloves

The new line of Tuff-Coat gloves is now available from Perfect Fit Glove, a Bacou-Dalloz company. This line of palm-dipped gloves includes a new "hybrid" style which provides the best features of both existing palm-dipped glove worlds.

The new line of Tuff-Coat gloves is now available from Perfect Fit Glove, a Bacou-Dalloz company. This line of palm-dipped gloves includes a new ‘hybrid’ style which provides the best features of both existing palm-dipped glove worlds. A lightweight stretchy nylon liner which provides unbelievable flexibility and dexterity combined with a durable latex coating for resistance to cuts, punctures and abrasion is one of the first of its kind for use in light duty applications.

In addition to two cut-resistant styles made with DuPont Kevlar brand fiber shells and two general purpose styles made with cotton/polyester blend shells, a hi-viz acrylic dipped glove with thermal protection for use in high activity/low light settings is also available.

The Tuff-Coat Series offers safety professionals a new range of gloves to meet budget objectives without compromising safety standards.

For more information, contact your nearest Bacou-Dalloz distributor or the Bacou-Dalloz Customer Care Call Center at (800) 430-5490 or visit http://www.perfectfitglove.com.

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