Decade 49201 Driver's Glove Half-Finger Left Hand Tan S

Product Description Power tools, whether electric, gas, or pneumatic, generate vibration energy which is transmitted through the hands, wrists, arms and shoulders and sometimes even amplified by the body structures it passes through. Generally, the vibration does not seem like a problem ­ just a part of the job. But a very large number of jobs involve the use of vibrating equipment, from jackhammers to hammer drills. Problems arise with long-term exposure to vibration. HAVS (Hand/Arm Vibration Syndrome) is the general classification for several vibration-related disorders and now affects millions of people worldwide. The development of HAVS may be gradual, or sensations of tingling or numbness in the fingers may show up within a few weeks. Most HAVS disorders have no medical cure. This makes it critical to protect against vibration exposure whenever possible. This glove offers protection from various vibration frequencies encountered when using power hand tools. US and European safety standards do not offer a testing procedure or certification for any half-fingered gloves, but these gloves contain the same Gfom material as our full-fingered gloves which have met the ANSI S3.40: 2002 / ISO 10819: 1996 anti-vibration glove standard. 100% leather glove features our exclusive Gfom vibration-reducing pad covering the palm and the base of fingers and thumb. Bolton thumb insert tailored for ergonomic comfort while gripping tools. Kevlar stitching for seam strength. Please note: These gloves are sold for Right or Left Hand, not as a pair. Please make certain you are choosing the correct glove. Also available as a full-fingered glove. From the Manufacturer Power tools, whether electric, gas, or pneumatic, generate vibration energy which is transmitted through the hands, wrists, arms and shoulders and sometimes even amplified by the body structures it passes through. Generally, the vibration does not seem like a problem ­ just a part of the job. But a very large number of jobs involve the use of vibrating equipment, from jackhammers to hammer drills. Problems arise with long-term exposure to vibration. HAVS (Hand/Arm Vibration Syndrome) is the general classification for several vibration-related disorders and now affects millions of people worldwide. The development of HAVS may be gradual, or sensations of tingling or numbness in the fingers may show up within a