Sizing PDF

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Glove Sizing Guide Option 1: Measure hand Using a string or measuring tape, measure the circumference around the knuckles, excluding the thumb. Your hand should be open with the fingers together. Compare this measurement to the chart below to determine your glove size.

5/XXS

6/XS

7/S

5-6” 12-15cm

7-7.5” 18-19cm

7.5-8” 19-20cm

5/XXS 8/M

9/L6/XS

10/XL 7/S 11/XXL 8/M 12/3XL 9/L

8-8.5” 8.5-9” 5-6” 7-7.5” 9-10”7.5-8” 10-11”8-8.5”11-12” 8.5-9” 20-21.5cm 25-28cm 28-30cm 12-15cm21.5-23cm 18-19cm23-25cm 19-20cm 20-21.5cm 21.5-23cm

Option 2: Sizing chart

5/XXS

6/XS

7/S

5-6” 12-15cm

7-7.5” 18-19cm

7.5-8” 19-20cm

8/M

10/XL

11/XXL

12/3XL

9-10” 23-25cm

10-11” 25-28cm

11-12” 28-30cm

9/L

8-8.5” 8.5-9” 20-21.5cm 21.5-23cm

10/XL

11/XXL

12/3XL

9-10” 23-25cm

10-11” 25-28cm

11-12” 28-30cm

Place your right hand on the glove chart so that the saddle of your thumb and index finger line up with the X. The measurement closest to the right edge of your hand will be the appropriate glove size.

6/XS

ALIGN THUM B

7/S

ALIGN INDEX FINGER

ALIGN THUM B

ALIGN INDEX FINGER

5/XXS

8/M

9/L

10/XL 11/XXL 12/3XL

5/XXS

6/XS

5/XXS

7/S

6/XS

8/M 7/S

9/L 8/M

10/XL 11/XXL 12/3XL 9/L

10/XL 11/XXL 12/3XL

chart should be 6” wide Industrial gloves inevitably have varied size ranges, and this is because of the materials needed to provide adequate and specific protection. We recommend using our size charts, reviewing glove descriptions and materials, and if you are still uncertain about what size would best fit your hand, give us a call at 1-616-459-4144.

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Body Protection: How To Measure NECK SLEEVE CHEST

BICEP

You may need to order one size larger when wearing arm guards over shirt sleeves, in which case we recommend measuring over your clothes.

NECK

Having someone assist you will ensure accurate measurements.

SLEEVE

WRIST

CHEST

BICEP

NECK: Measure circumference where a standard button-down collar would be fastened. WRIST

BICEP: Measure around the widest part, a few inches below the shoulder.

CHAPS

CHEST: Measure circumference of the fullest point, GAITORS

keeping tape horizontal around the body.

SLEEVE LENGTH: Measure the distance from the prominent

CHAPS

bone in the center on the back of the neck, across the

GAITORS

shoulder, over the bent elbow, to the wristbone.

AG8TW

AG10009S, AG9X

AS019S

1010

11/XXL

Length 13.25” 8/M

Length 9/L 14”

8/M

9/L

Length 11.5” Wrist 8” Bicep 10”

Length 11.75” Wrist 9” Bicep 11”

Length 12.5” Wrist 9.5” BicepAG8TW 12.5”

Length 11.5” Wrist 9.5” Bicep 12.5”

Length 12” Wrist 10.25” Bicep 13.5”

Length 20.5” Wrist 8.25” Bicep 15.5”

Length 21” Wrist 9” Bicep 16.5”

Length 22.5” Length 21” 20.5” 22.5” 24.25” Length 21.75” LengthLength Length Length 23” 21.75” Length Wrist 10.25” Wrist 9” Wrist 8.25” Wrist 9.25” AS019S Wrist 10.25” Wrist 12.25” Wrist 9.25” Wrist 11.75” Bicep 18.5” Bicep 16.5” Bicep 15.5” Bicep 18” Bicep 18.5” Bicep 24.25” Bicep 18” Bicep 23”

Length 16.75” Wrist 7” Bicep 14.75”

Length 18” Wrist 8.5” Bicep 16.5”

1010 Length 19”

Length 12.5” Wrist 11” AG10009S, AG9X Bicep 14”

Wrist 9.5” Bicep 19“ Chaps

Chaps

10/XL

7/S

Inseam 20” Thigh 26” Ankle 24”

Inseam 22.5” Thigh 26” Ankle 24”

7/S

Wrist Wrist 11.5” Length 11.5” 10” Length 11.75” Length 12.5” WristBicep 8” Wrist 9.5” 14” Wrist 9” Bicep 16.5” Bicep 11” Bicep 10” Bicep 12.5” Length 13.5”

Length 18” Length 16.75” WristLength 7” 20” Wrist 8.5” Bicep 14.75” Bicep 16.5”

Wrist 10.75” n/a Bicep 20.5” Inseam 20” Inseam 22.5” Thigh 26” Thigh 26” AnkleInseam 24” 26”Ankle 24”

Length 19” Wrist 9.5” Bicep 19“

Inseam 24.4” Thigh 26” InseamAnkle 28” 24”

Inseam 24.4” Thigh 30” Thigh 26” Thigh 35” Inseam 15” Inseam 17” Ankle 26” Calf 18” Ankle 30” Ankle 24” n/a Calf 20” Gaitors

Gaitors

n/a

Inseam 15” Calf 18” Ankle 18”

Inseam 17” Calf 20” Jacket Ankle 20”

Jacket

Neck 15” Chest 34-37” Sleeve 32”

Neck 16” Chest 38-41” Sleeve 33”

Neck 17” Chest 42-45” Sleeve 34”

Inseam 18”

Wrist 10” Bicep 14” Length 13.5”

n/a Wrist 12.25” Bicep 16.5”

n/a

Length 20” Wrist 10.75” Bicep 20.5”

Inseam 26” Thigh 30” Ankle30” 26” Inseam

Thigh 38” Inseam 18” Ankle 34” Calf 22” Ankle 22”

Ankle 20”

11/XXL

1

Length 14” Wrist 11.5” Bicep 16.5”

n

Length 13.5” Wrist 13.5” Bicep 17”

n

Length 23” Wrist 11.75” Bicep 23”

L W B

n/a

n

Inseam 28” Thigh 35” Ankle 30”

I T A

Inseam 19” Calf 24” Ankle 24”

n

Neck 19” Chest 50-54” Sleeve 36”

n

Inseam 19”

Neck 16” Calf 24”Neck 17” NeckCalf 15” 22” Chest 34-37” Chest 38-41” Chest 42-45” Ankle 22” Ankle 24” Sleeve 33” Sleeve 32” Sleeve 34”

Neck 18” Chest 46-49” Sleeve 35”

10/XL

n/a Length 13.25”

Length 13.5”

Length 12” Length 11.5” Length 12.5” WristWrist 9.5” 12.25”Wrist 10.25”Wrist 13.5” Wrist 11” BicepBicep 12.5” 16.5”Bicep 13.5”Bicep 17” Bicep 14”

Ankle 18”

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12/3XL

Neck 19” Chest 50-54” Sleeve 36”

n/a Neck 18”

Chest 46-49” Sleeve 35”

n/a

Glove Care: Why Does It Matter? Improper glove care can shorten the life of your PPE. It can also lead to dermatitis, decreased dexterity, loss of protective abilities, and odor. Glove care refers not only to laundering, but also proper storage, routine glove checks, and knowledge of materials and their particular strengths and weaknesses. Because there are so many different work gloves on the market, experienced safety managers should be aware of what workers’ gloves are made of and how they will stand up to the applications they’re being used for. Common glove materials include nylon, spandex, leather, cotton, SuperFabric®, Kevlar®, and knit fibers. Each of these materials has a certain way it needs to be cared for, and oftentimes there is a blending of the materials, making proper care even more crucial.

Proper storage Gloves should be ideally stored in clean, dry conditions, away from direct sunlight and extreme temperatures.

Routine glove checks Glove life varies based on application, environment, and amount of use. Because of this, it is vital that you perform routine glove checks, ideally before going to work every day. Take note of areas that may have begun to wear down, such as loose Velcro®, a worn-down name tag, lingering moisture, or a strong odor. Keeping an eye out for these issues and others keeps you one step further from a worksite hand injury, which is the ultimate goal of hand protection in the first place.

Care and content Our C&C tag, which indicates washing instructions and fiber content, is located on the inside cuff of all our gloves.

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Wash with care

Hand wash only

Do not bleach

Tumble dry low

Hang dry (indoors)

Line dry

• Gloves marked “wash with care” are machine washable. The number inside the symbol denotes what temperature to wash the gloves at (e.g., machine wash with care at 30 degrees Celsius). Washing with care can be done by changing the machine cycle, using a different pre-set wash program (gentle/delicate), and being sure not to overload the washing machine. • When washing by hand it is important to use a soap and/or detergent that won’t irritate your skin. Also, be sure to wash gloves over a sink or outside, and rinse thoroughly.

Companies who properly launder their gloves can increase lifespan by up to 300%. Laundering removes harmful chemicals, perspiration, and everyday grit and grime that can weaken protective fibers and seams. Our team of HexArmor® solutions specialists are here to help you with this process, and they are more than happy to provide you with all the information you need.