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Understanding EN 388 and ANSI Glove Ratings for Buyers

A plain-language overview of abrasion, cut, tear, and puncture markings for wholesale glove sourcing.

Safety Standards Nov 5, 2026 2 min read

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EN 388 and ANSI ratings help buyers compare gloves across suppliers. Focus on the cut mark that matches your risk profile, then confirm abrasion and puncture for the real task.

Ask for test reports with lot traceability. For export programs, keep certificates aligned with the destination market to avoid customs and customer audit delays.

EN 388 and ANSI ratings help buyers compare gloves across suppliers. Focus on the cut mark that matches your risk profile, then confirm abrasion and puncture for the real task.

Ask for test reports with lot traceability. For export programs, keep certificates aligned with the destination market to avoid customs and customer audit delays.

 

EN 388 and ANSI ratings help buyers compare gloves across suppliers. Focus on the cut mark that matches your risk profile, then confirm abrasion and puncture for the real task.

Ask for test reports with lot traceability. For export programs, keep certificates aligned with the destination market to avoid customs and customer audit delays.

EN 388 and ANSI ratings help buyers compare gloves across suppliers. Focus on the cut mark that matches your risk profile, then confirm abrasion and puncture for the real task.

Ask for test reports with lot traceability. For export programs, keep certificates aligned with the destination market to avoid customs and customer audit delays.

EN 388 and ANSI ratings help buyers compare gloves across suppliers. Focus on the cut mark that matches your risk profile, then confirm abrasion and puncture for the real task.

Ask for test reports with lot traceability. For export programs, keep certificates aligned with the destination market to avoid customs and customer audit delays.

EN 388 and ANSI ratings help buyers compare gloves across suppliers. Focus on the cut mark that matches your risk profile, then confirm abrasion and puncture for the real task.

Ask for test reports with lot traceability. For export programs, keep certificates aligned with the destination market to avoid customs and customer audit delays.

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