RHINOYARN TECHNOLOGY
We believe that when we prioritize the quality of our products and build relationships that last, sales will follow. To us, this is about more than just profit. We make it possible for workers across North America to go home to their families injury-free each night, and we take a great deal of pride in that.
The RhinoYarn mark is your assurance of durability, comfort, performance, and reliability, with a 140-year legacy in yarn engineering. Today, our expert yarn technologists are constantly innovating and updating our proprietary technology for our customers, whatever their needs.
Products that stand out
Our wide range of flexible and comfortable hand and arm protection delivers up to A9 cut resistance and have been trusted by the Big 3 automakers and major PPE distributors for over 20 years. That’s why RhinoYarn is at the core of the industries that build and move America.
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Food Safe Gloves Explained
In North America, “food safe” gloves aren’t defined by a single standard. Instead, they must meet requirements set by the FDA in the United States and comply with Canadian food contact regulations. This means manufacturers need to demonstrate that glove materials are safe for contact with food and won’t transfer harmful substances during normal use. Through controlled migration testing and material compliance, these gloves are designed to protect both food products and workers in demanding processing environments.
Understanding ANSI/ISEA 138: A Simple Guide to Impact Protection Gloves
ANSI/ISEA 138-2019 is a standard that tests and rates how well gloves protect against impacts on the back of the hand. Gloves are classified into three levels based on how much force they absorb, with higher levels offering greater protection. The guide emphasizes choosing the right balance between protection, comfort, and dexterity for the job.
ANSI/ISEA 105-2024 Explained: A North American Guide to Essential Performance Levels and Test Methods for Hand Protection
When looking into hand protection, have you come across ratings such as A5 or Level 3 and wondered what they actually mean?
This guide breaks it down. We explain ANSI/ISEA 105-2024, how cut, abrasion and puncture ratings are tested, what's changed in the latest update, and how to interpret those numbers when selecting hand protection for workplace hazards.