FEATURE
CUT LEVEL RATING
RESISTANCE (NEWTONS)
PROTECTION LEVEL
TYPICAL TASKS
A
2
Minimal risks
• Screwing and unscrewing • Raw materials reception • Grinding and fettling • Shipping and receiving • Warehouse work • Stamping operation • Inspection and packing of small components • General handling
B 5 Moderate
• Wire assembly and fastening • Metal part and component assembly • Plastics injection and moulding • Light metal presses • Whitegoods assembly • Glass repair • Building materials handling
C 10 High
• Body shop work (excluding welding) • Glass or metal sheet handling • Stamping • Hardware assembly • Raw materials handling • Glass manufacturing
D 15 High
• Metal parts and components assembly • Automated welding and feeding • Metal finish inspection • Machine tool operation • Sheet metals and metalword
• Waste handling (recycling and sorting glass, cans or other metal pieces)
E 22 Extreme
• Handling heavy loads and metal edges • Handling glass sheets or shard-edged objects • Metal sheet handling • Cutting of dry, painted or galvanised metal pieces
F 30 Extreme
• Heavy final assembly • Machine and grinding • Maintenance work • Materials handling • Metal press work • Primary assembly • Stamping
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