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Know your chemical contact limits?
February 28th 2008

Marigold Industrial has launched a chemical permeation chart, providing glove performance data against 100 commonly used industrial chemicals.

The chart, which comes with free magnifier, is a useful reference tool for anyone with responsibility for selecting hand protection for people in contact with chemicals.

The company, part of Comasec International Group,says the chart is an important step in its drive to provide ‘accurate and authoritative knowledge’ in identifying and countering dangers posed by chemicals in UK industry.

“The new chart spells out clearly and simply not only how long you can safely use our gloves with a particular chemical but which gloves provide the highest levels of protection,” says Marigold Industrial UK Country Manager John Thorne.

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