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Bathing And Safety / Arm Protectors Thin Skin
Level 5 Cut Protection Arm Sleeves for Thin Skin Bruising
High-Quality Arm Protection Sleeves
Strong Material and Durability Our arm protection sleeves are made from HPPE, nylon, and spandex, offering unparalleled strength and durability. They are 15 times stronger than steel, thanks to the high-performance polyethylene (HPPE) material. This ensures your forearms are protected from mild burns and high temperatures while also being anti-cut.
Breathability and Comfort The sleeves are highly breathable, elastic, and lightweight, ensuring comfort during sustained use. The spandex blend allows for flexibility, making it easy to move freely despite the added protection.
Versatile Usage Designed for a wide range of activities, these cut-resistant sleeves are ideal for welding, glass blowing, veterinarian work, martial arts, gardening, repairing, mechanic work, and more.
Multiple Levels of Protection Our protection sleeves offer 5 levels of cutting resistance, abrasion resistance, and tear resistance. This multi-level protection keeps your hands safe from sharp objects and provides heat and cut protection extending from the wrist to the shoulders.
User-Friendly Design The arm protectors are shaped to fit comfortably around your hand curves, ensuring a secure and snug fit. The U-shaped weaving method ensures both softness and effective prevention of cuts.
Portable and Convenient These sleeves measure 16.5 x 5.118 inches before stretching, making them a versatile and convenient size for most arms. They fit right or left hands, are easy to wear and provide a cool, fresh feeling on your arms. They are also machine washable and reusable, making them a practical long-term investment.
Whether you're working in a high-risk environment or engaging in activities that require protection, these arm sleeves will keep you safe and comfortable.
