Cut-resistant sleeves provide extended protection past the hand and up a person's forearm. Most often, sleeves are worn in conjunction with cut-resistant work gloves. MCR Safety offers individuals one of the largest selections of cut resistant sleeves, over 68 different variations to be exact. …

Long before there were work gloves made with DuPont™ Kevlar®, HPPE, nylon, or nitrile, only two primary materials were used to cover and protect a worker's hands: leather and cotton. That was it; workers had only two options to consider. When you look at our glove lineup today, it's h …

Neck gaiters are not a new product, but they have certainly gained popularity in the last year and a half. More and more people have recognized the benefit of wearing this product, especially on hot sunny days. Neck gaiters help protect against sun damage and are an excellent form of protection …

Anytime you're choosing something to wear, making a product decision can be a bit overwhelming. If you think that purchasing safety glasses doesn't come with numerous options, think again. Yes, safety glasses are one of the more straightforward safety products to purchase, as all our safety gla …

Did you know that 10% of all U.S. eye injuries happen in welding? It’s a dangerous job, especially in the oil and gas industry. The main areas of the body at risk are eyes, hands, arms, and chest - but virtually any part of the body can suffer harm during welding.Midstream Oil and Gas Welders Whil …

Many industries and jobs have terms they shorten into acronyms to save everyone a mouthful of words. One that is heard in many workplaces is “PPE.” But what does PPE stand for, and why do you hear it used by workers everywhere—from linemen climbing telephone poles to riggers o …

OK, you are probably searching online for the meaning "FR" right now, trying to figure out what it stands for. In your search, you will likely find that "Fr" is the written abbreviation for the word "French." And "Father," as in a Catholic priest. It is the acronym for "francium" in chemistry …

If you have purchased general-purpose gloves or protective clothing, you've probably experienced wearing synthetic fabrics. Nylon and polyester are the most commonly used synthetics today worn across various applications and industries. Both make terrific liners for the lightweight gloves neede …

In the building process of any structure, Framing comes after the foundation is poured and has dried. Then the construction crew will create the framework of the building, which consists of, among other things, beams, trusses, walls and partitions, flooring, ceilings, doorways, and window openi …

According to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration, there are about 48 million cases of foodborne illnesses in the nation annually - the equivalent of 1 in 6 Americans being affected each year. These illnesses result in an estimated 128,000 hospitalizations and 3,000 deaths. The simple tru …

Wearing PPE on the job is essential. It keeps you safe from potential hazards and the elements while you work. It allows you to do your job effectively--everyone knows that a great glove protects your hands and allows you to get a strong grip on even the most slippery equipment! Washing PPE It goe …

With over 7 million workers finding employment in the construction industry each year, it's not surprising that the sector plays a significant role in the U.S. economy.Both skilled and unskilled workers make construction projects come together.Construction workers help build and erect all structures …