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UPDATED CUT RESISTANCE STANDARDS Guide to the New ANSI Cut Levels The new system offers a more precise range to reflect advances in cut-resistant materials and technology, allowing safety managers to make beer choices when selecng personal protecve equipment. The old Level 4 is now divided into different levels – A4-A6 and the old Level 5 has been expanded to Levels A5-A9. ANSI / ISEA 105-2016 CUT PROTECTION CLASSIFICATION // WHAT’S NEW? CUT RESISTANT MATERIALS & TECHNOLOGY ..................................... GLOVES & PROTECTIVE CLOTHING 7000 6000 5000 4000 3000 2000 1000 0 Grams Old Scale NEW 2016 Printed in the U.S.A. ©2016 Magid Glove & Safety Mfg. Co. LLC. All Rights Reserved. INFOANSI Rev. 04/15 800-444- 8030 mktg @magidgl ove.com magidgl ove.com Source: safetyequipment.org/standard/ansiisea-105-2016/ Cut A1 ANSI Cut A2 ANSI Cut A3 ANSI Cut A4 ANSI Cut A5 ANSI Cut A6 ANSI Cut A7 ANSI Cut A8 ANSI Cut A9 ANSI // 200-499 GRAMS TO CUT Assembly, Maintenance, Material Handling, and Shipping and Receiving // 500-999 GRAMS TO CUT Assembly, Appliance Manufacturing, Automove, Construcon, Maintenance, Material Handling, and Metal Handling // 1,000-1,499 GRAMS TO CUT Assembly, Appliance Manufacturing, Automove, Construcon, Maintenance, Material Handling, and Metal Handling // 1,500 - 2,199 GRAMS TO CUT Appliance Manufacturing, Automove, Construcon, Glass Handling, Machining, Metal Handling, Metal Stamping and Paper Producon // 2,200 - 2,999 GRAMS TO CUT Appliance Manufacturing, Automove, Construcon, Glass Handling, Machining, Metal Handling, Metal Stamping and Paper Producon // 3,000 - 3,999 GRAMS TO CUT Appliance Manufacturing, Automove, Construcon, Glass Handling, Machining, Metal Handling, Metal Stamping and Paper Producon // 4,000 - 4,999 GRAMS TO CUT Assembly or movement of large, bulky or heavy objects with sharp edges. Also recommended for Assembly or movement of items that are difficult to grip // 5,000 - 5,999 GRAMS TO CUT Assembly or movement of large, bulky or heavy objects with sharp edges. Also recommended for Assembly or movement of items that are difficult to grip // 6,000+ GRAMS TO CUT Assembly or movement of large, bulky or heavy objects with sharp edges. Also recommended for Assembly or movement of items that are difficult to grip CHOOSE THE RIGHT CUT LEVEL FOR YOUR NEEDS Some confusion is possible as the industry moves to the new standard. If you have any quesons, a Magid Safety Specialist can help you select the most suitable level of cut resistance for your safety needs. Cut A9 ANSI // HOW TO READ THE NEW ICON The old 0 to 5-point safety scale has been upgraded to a 9-point system. Tests under the new standard have an “A” before the cut level. // KNOW THE DIFFERENCE // OLD vs NEW CUT LEVELS BY GRAMS The old standard measured the weight in grams for a blade to cut material with either a Cut Protecon Performance Tester (CPPT) or a Tomodynamometer Test Machine (TDM). The new standard standardizes tesng by only using a TDM.

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U P D A T E D C U T R E S I S T A N C E S T A N D A R D S

Guide to the NewANSI Cut Levels

The new system offers a more precise range to reflect advances in cut-resistant materials and technology, allowing safety managers to make better choices when selecting personal protective equipment. The old Level 4 is now divided into different levels – A4-A6 and the old Level 5 has been expanded to Levels A5-A9.

ANSI / ISEA 105-2016CUT PROTECTION CLASSIFICATION

// WHAT’S NEW?

C U T R E S I S TA N T M AT E R I A L S & T E C H N O L O G Y. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .GLOVES & PROTECTIVE CLOTHING

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0Gram

Old Scale NEW 2016

800-444-8030 [email protected] magidglove.com

Source:safetyequipment.org/standard/ansiisea-105-2016/

Cut

A1ANSI

Cut

A2ANSI

Cut

A3ANSI

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A4ANSI

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A5ANSI

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A6ANSI

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A7ANSI

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A8ANSI

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A9ANSI

// 200-499 GRAMS TO CUTAssembly, Maintenance, Material Handling, and Shipping and Receiving

// 500-999 GRAMS TO CUTAssembly, Appliance Manufacturing, Automotive, Construction, Maintenance, Material Handling, and Metal Handling

// 1,000-1,499 GRAMS TO CUTAssembly, Appliance Manufacturing, Automotive, Construction, Maintenance, Material Handling, and Metal Handling

// 1,500 - 2,199 GRAMS TO CUTAppliance Manufacturing, Automotive, Construction, Glass Handling, Machining, Metal Handling, Metal Stamping and Paper Production

// 2,200 - 2,999 GRAMS TO CUTAppliance Manufacturing, Automotive, Construction, Glass Handling, Machining, Metal Handling, Metal Stamping and Paper Production

// 3,000 - 3,999 GRAMS TO CUTAppliance Manufacturing, Automotive, Construction, Glass Handling, Machining, Metal Handling, Metal Stamping and Paper Production

// 4,000 - 4,999 GRAMS TO CUTAssembly or movement of large, bulky or heavy objects with sharp edges. Also recommended for Assembly or movement of items that are difficult to grip

// 5,000 - 5,999 GRAMS TO CUTAssembly or movement of large, bulky or heavy objects with sharp edges. Also recommended for Assembly or movement of items that are difficult to grip

// 6,000+ GRAMS TO CUTAssembly or movement of large, bulky or heavy objects with sharp edges. Also recommended for Assembly or movement of items that are difficult to grip

CHOOSE THE RIGHT CUT LEVEL FOR YOUR NEEDS

Some confusion is possible as the industry moves to the new standard. If you have any questions, a Magid Safety Specialist can help you select the most suitable level of cut resistance for your safety needs.

Cut

A9ANSI

// HOW TO READ THE NEW ICON

The old 0 to 5-point safety scale has

been upgraded to a 9-point system.

Tests under the new standard have an “A” before the cut level.

// KNOW THE DIFFERENCE

// OLD vs NEW CUT LEVELS BY GRAMS

The old standard measured the weight in grams for a blade to cut material with either a Cut Protection Performance Tester (CPPT) or a Tomodynamometer Test Machine (TDM). The new standard standardizes testing by only using a TDM.

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