Rating Standards
Our commitment is to have BDG products tested and claims verified by third party laboratories based on industry standards including ANSI, EN, CE, and ISO. We strive to certify our claims; being a company that is trusted and honest is important to us.
ANSI Abrasion Standards
Standards for abrasion resistant gloves have changed for ANSI. Our guide specifies test methods and focus on levels, rather than the measured property.
ANSI Cut Standards
Standards for cut resistant gloves have changed for ANSI. Our guide specifies test methods and focus on levels, rather than the measured property.
ANSI Heat Standards
Standards for heat resistant gloves have changed for ANSI. Our guide specifies test methods and focus on levels, rather than the measured property.
ANSI Puncture Standards
Standards for puncture resistant gloves have changed for ANSI. Our guide specifies test methods and focus on levels, rather than the measured property.
Impact Standards
We follow ANSI, EN, ISO, and CE safety measures. Find out about the new voluntary impact standards.
EN 388 Abrasion Standards
Standards for abrasion resistant gloves have changed for EN 388. Our guide specifies test methods and focus on levels, rather than the measured property.
EN 374-1 Chemical Standards
Standards for chemical resistant gloves have changed for EN 374-1. Our guide specifies test methods and focus on levels, rather than the measured property.
EN 511 Cold Standards
Standards for cold resistant gloves have changed for EN 511. Our guide specifies test methods and focus on levels, rather than the measured property.
EN 388 Cut Standards
Standards for cut resistant gloves have changed for EN 388. Our guide specifies test methods and focus on levels, rather than the measured property.
EN 407 Heat Standards
Standards for heat resistant gloves have changed for EN 407. Our guide specifies test methods and focus on levels, rather than the measured property.
EN 388 Puncture Standards
Standards for puncture resistant gloves have changed for EN 388. Our guide specifies test methods and focus on levels, rather than the measured property.
EN 374-5:2016 Mirco-Organism
Standards for mirco-organism resistant gloves have changed for EN 374-5:2016. Our guide specifies test methods and focus on levels, rather than the measured property.
EN 1186:2022
EN 1186 is the European standard that must be met for gloves, and other equipment, to be safely used in contact with food.
FDA 21 CFR 177.2600
FDA 21 CFR 177.2600 is the U.S. Food & Drug Administration (FDA) regulation that covers the use of rubber articles (gloves) that may be safely used in producing, manufacturing, packing, processing, preparing, treating, packaging, transporting, or holding food.
