What types of cuts our ring mesh gloves can against?

What types of  cuts our ring mesh gloves can against?

Normally there are three types of cuts that ring mesh gloves are designed to protect against:
 
Firstly: Abrasive cuts

These are very common in many industries. A prime example of an abrasive cut is the constant rubbing action of a glove when handling parts with a sharp or jagged edge, eg: sheet-metal stampings or plastic parts.

 
Secondly: Slicing cuts

These are characterized by the “slipping” motion of a very sharp edge. The food-handling industry is exposed to much of this type of threat. Also any other industry where workers work with sharp knives.

 
Thirdly: Impact cuts

These are not as frequently occurring in the workplace as abrasive and slicing cuts, but can happen with a far greater force. An example of this type of cutting accident is being struck by a falling piece of glass or sheet metal. On a smaller scale, impact cuts can happen in the thumb crotch area during the normal course of handling sheet metal or other sharp-edged materials.