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Dyneema ® is a registered trademark of Royal DSM N.V. Kevlar ® is a registered trademark of E.I. du Pont de Nemours and Company. Washing gloves very often results in significant savings, especially if you are using high quality leather, Dyneema ® or Kevlar ® gloves. Superior will gladly assist you with any questions and provide you with information on laundering. Contact our customer service department for tips, especially the DO’S and DON’TS of glove laundering. We will also provide you with information you need to locate the best launderers in your area. Professional glove launderers will know how to wash any type of glove. Here is a general guideline that may be helpful. GLOVE LAUNDERING LEATHER GLOVES It is generally recommended that leather gloves be dry cleaned. Soap and water removes the natural oils present in the leather, causing them to stiffen and become brittle NYLON GLOVES Use warm water: 105°F/40°C Wash with a regular detergent Tumble dry at low or no heat WOOL GLOVES Use Cold water only: 68°F/20°C or less. Use a mild detergent and gently wash Tumble dry at low or no heat COTTON/POLYESTER GLOVES Use warm water: 105°F/40°C Wash with a regular detergent Tumble dry, medium heat COATED GLOVES Use cold water: 86°F/30°C or less Use a mild detergent Tumble dry low or no heat -- Bleach is not recommended Kevlar ® Gloves – Kevlar ® is inherently cut-resistant, meaning that cut resistance is unchanged over the lifetime of the glove in spite of repeated laundering – Kevlar ® can be washed over and over, with no effect on shrinkage, weight loss or changes in tensile strength. Kevlar ® is resistant to many chemicals and solvents, with the exception of strong acids, bases and oxidizers – Kevlar ® must never be bleached. However, oxygen ‘bleach’ can be used in place of chlorine bleach Detergent Wash 1. Use approx. 2.3 kg commercial laundry soap or detergent per 45 kg Kevlar ® 2. Use Hot water: 170°F/75°C 3. Wash for 20 minutes 4. Rinse with Hot water 5. Repeat steps 3 and 4 if necessary 6. Rinse in Cold water 7. Tumble dry for 35 minutes at 155°F/70°C Dry Cleaning 1. Pre wash using perchloroethylene for 5 minutes 2. Drain 3. Wash for 20 minutes using perchloroethylene and 12 oz of anionic surfactant/100lbs of Kevlar ® 4. Tumble dry at 140°F/60°C or less Dyneema ® Gloves Dyneema ® can be washed, dry-cleaned, and bleached, all without affecting the specific properties of Dyneema ® . However, Dyneema ® does have one limitation: temperature. It will not withstand temperatures—wet or dry—over 291°F/144°C, so keep this in mind. Standard detergents, ammonium, sodium hydroxides, hydrochloric acid, etc., are not known to affect the performances of the Dyneema ® fiber. This enables you to wash and re-use the gloves many times Use Cold water only: 104°F/40°C or less Tumble dry low or no heat Canadian Office and Factory US Factory and Warehouse Acton, Ontario Canada Buffalo, New York USA 1-800-265-7617 | [email protected] European Office +44 (0) 7748 801 833 | [email protected] superiorglove.com
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Page 1: GLOVE LAUNDERING...sleeve in spite of repeated laundering – Kevlar® can be washed over and over, with no effect on shrinkage, weight loss or changes in tensile strength. ®Kevlar

Dyneema® is a registered trademark of Royal DSM N.V.Kevlar® is a registered trademark of E.I. du Pont de Nemours and Company.

Washing gloves very often results in significant savings, especially if you are using high quality leather, Dyneema® or Kevlar® gloves. Superior will gladly assist you with any questions and provide you with information on laundering.

Contact our customer service department for tips, especially the DO’S and DON’TS of glove laundering. We will also provide you with information you need to locate the best launderers in your area. Professional glove launderers will know how to wash any type of glove.

Here is a general guideline that may be helpful.

GLOVE LAUNDERING

LEATHER GLOVES– It is generally recommended that leather gloves be dry cleaned. Soap and water removes the natural oils present in the leather, causing them to stiffen and become brittle

NYLON GLOVES– Use warm water: 105°F/40°C– Wash with a regular detergent– Tumble dry at low or no heat

WOOL GLOVES– Use Cold water only: 68°F/20°C or less.– Use a mild detergent and gently wash– Tumble dry at low or no heat

COTTON/POLYESTER GLOVES– Use warm water: 105°F/40°C– Wash with a regular detergent– Tumble dry, medium heat

COATED GLOVES– Use cold water: 86°F/30°C or less– Use a mild detergent– Tumble dry low or no heat-- Bleach is not recommended

Kevlar® Gloves– Kevlar® is inherently cut-resistant, meaning that cut resistance is unchanged over the lifetime of the glove in spite of repeated laundering

– Kevlar® can be washed over and over, with no effect on shrinkage, weight loss or changes in tensile strength. Kevlar® is resistant to many chemicals and solvents, with the exception of strong acids, bases and oxidizers

– Kevlar® must never be bleached. However, oxygen ‘bleach’ can be used in place of chlorine bleach

Detergent Wash

1. Use approx. 2.3 kg commercial laundry soap or detergent per 45 kg Kevlar®

2. Use Hot water: 170°F/75°C3. Wash for 20 minutes4. Rinse with Hot water5. Repeat steps 3 and 4 if necessary6. Rinse in Cold water7. Tumble dry for 35 minutes at 155°F/70°C

Dry Cleaning

1. Pre wash using perchloroethylene for 5 minutes2. Drain3. Wash for 20 minutes using perchloroethylene and 12 oz of anionic surfactant/100lbs of Kevlar®

4. Tumble dry at 140°F/60°C or less

Dyneema® GlovesDyneema® can be washed, dry-cleaned, and bleached,all without affecting the specific properties of Dyneema®.However, Dyneema® does have one limitation:temperature. It will not withstand temperatures—wetor dry—over 291°F/144°C, so keep this in mind.

– Standard detergents, ammonium, sodium hydroxides, hydrochloric acid, etc., are not known to affect the performances of the Dyneema® fiber. This enables you to wash and re-use the gloves many times

– Use Cold water only: 104°F/40°C or less– Tumble dry low or no heat

Canadian Office and Factory US Factory and Warehouse Acton, Ontario Canada Buffalo, New York USA

1-800-265-7617 | [email protected]

European Office +44 (0) 7748 801 833 | [email protected]

superiorglove.com

Page 2: GLOVE LAUNDERING...sleeve in spite of repeated laundering – Kevlar® can be washed over and over, with no effect on shrinkage, weight loss or changes in tensile strength. ®Kevlar

Dyneema® is a registered trademark of Royal DSM N.V.Kevlar® is a registered trademark of E.I. du Pont de Nemours and Company.

Washing sleeves very often results in significant savings, especially if you are using, Dyneema® or Kevlar® sleeves. Superior will gladly assist you with any questions and provide you with information on laundering.

Contact our customer service department for tips, especially the DO’S and DON’TS of sleeve laundering. We will also provide you with information you need to locate the best launderers in your area. Professional sleeve launderers will know how to wash any type of glove.

Here is a general guideline that may be helpful.

sleeve LAUNDERING

PROBAN®/flame resistant sleevesFabrics treated to be flame retardant are limited to a setnumber of launders, which can sometimes lead to a delayin laundering in the hope the garment will last longer.However, not washing fabrics such as Proban® can pose an even greater danger by actually rendering them flammable due to a buildup of oils and other contaminants that hinder the flame-resistant treatment.

Do not use pure soap when laundering Proban®, as deposits left behind after washing again increase flammability. Bleach cannot be used, but oxygen-based bleaches are fine as long as temperatures do not exceed 75°F/24°C.

NYLON sleeves– Use warm water: 105°F/40°C– Wash with a regular detergent– Tumble dry at low or no heat

COTTON/POLYESTER sleeves– Use warm water: 105°F/40°C– Wash with a regular detergent– Tumble dry, medium heat

Kevlar® sleeves– Kevlar® is inherently cut-resistant, meaning that cut resistance is unchanged over the lifetime of the sleeve in spite of repeated laundering

– Kevlar® can be washed over and over, with no effect on shrinkage, weight loss or changes in tensile strength. Kevlar® is resistant to many chemicals and solvents, with the exception of strong acids, bases and oxidizers

– Kevlar® must never be bleached. However, oxygen ‘bleach’ can be used in place of chlorine bleach

Detergent Wash

1. Use approx. 2.3 kg commercial laundry soap or detergent per 45 kg Kevlar®

2. Use Hot water: 170°F/75°C3. Wash for 20 minutes4. Rinse with Hot water5. Repeat steps 3 and 4 if necessary6. Rinse in Cold water7. Tumble dry for 35 minutes at 155°F/70°C

Dry Cleaning

1. Pre wash using perchloroethylene for 5 minutes2. Drain3. Wash for 20 minutes using perchloroethylene and 12 oz of anionic surfactant/100lbs of Kevlar®

4. Tumble dry at 140°F/60°C or less

Dyneema® sleevesDyneema® can be washed, dry-cleaned, and bleached,all without affecting the specific properties of Dyneema®.However, Dyneema® does have one limitation:temperature. It will not withstand temperatures—wetor dry—over 291°F/144°C, so keep this in mind.

– Standard detergents, ammonium, sodium hydroxides, hydrochloric acid, etc., are not known to affect the performances of the Dyneema® fiber. This enables you to wash and re-use the sleeves many times

– Use Cold water only: 104°F/40°C or less– Tumble dry low or no heat

Canadian Office and Factory US Factory and Warehouse Acton, Ontario Canada Buffalo, New York USA

1-800-265-7617 | [email protected]

European Office +44 (0) 7748 801 833 | [email protected]

superiorglove.com


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