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Proper sizing: The key to extra durability of protective apparel

Today's protective garments-both limited-use and reusable types-are made from fabrics that have been specially engineered for both barrier and physical durability Toughness and strength are important in these garments because protective clothing is often worn in industrial environments where exposures to cuts, punctures, snags and abrasives are common. If clothing is to provide reliable protection for the wearer, it must be tough enough to withstand these abusive conditions without compromising barrier.

Fabric durability is desirable in less-- demanding work environments as well. The normal stretching and bending associated with routine industrial tasks can cause premature failure of ...

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