Cutting knife - Import export

A softer version of the Panzerhand model. The gloves are softer yet still highly resistant. They allow more sensitivity in the fingers. The model is suitable in jobs with a risk of injury with cutting edges or a knife while you have to work with smaller items (for example, on an assembly line). The glove is resistant to contact heat of 100oC according to EN 407 (class 1). The glove is in conformity with EN ISO 13997 as for surface cut, achieving excellent results of 48.5 N (Newton). In comparison, 22 Newton corresponds to class 5 according to EN 388. The gloves comply with the requirements of Regulation (EC ) No 1935/2004 of the European Parliament and of the Council on materials and articles intended to come into contact with food. This is documented by a specific certificate. The gloves do not contain any glass fibres, which break to pieces during work and can remain in the food being handled!

A softer version of the Panzerhand model. The gloves are softer yet still highly resistant. They allow more sensitivity in the fingers. The model is suitable in jobs with a risk of injury with cutting edges or a knife while you have to work with smaller items (for example, on an assembly line). The glove shows the highest figures according to EN 388 The glove is resistant to contact heat of 100oC according to EN 407 (class 1). The glove is in conformity with EN ISO 13997 as for surface cut, achieving excellent results of 28 N (Newton). In comparison, 22 Newton corresponds to class 5 according to EN 388. The gloves do not contain any glass fibres, which break to pieces during work! Gloves are offered in different versions GRIP – gloves are fitted with nonslip PVC dots SKIN – split cow‘s leather is sewn on the palm

Cross knives are used for the crosswise cutting of material in the manufacture of sheet paper, cardboard, cellulose and other products. These knives can have a soldered cutting edge from HSS. The use of cross knives Cross knives are used for the crosswise cutting of material, thus mostly interrupting the flow of material. They can be both toothed and non-toothed. They have a gradual cut. We supply knives for the crosswise cutting of paper, textiles, sheet metal, plastics, monolithic and bimetallic knives. The knives should have a sufficiently rigid construction to ensure a clean cut. Cutting principle Cross knives can cut on the principle of static knives or moving against the knives, or both knives can rotate against each other clamped or on cylinders, or move against each other. However, a knife for crosswise cutting may also be circular. Mounted on guiding and divides the material through the individual