Which type of gloves is recommended for handling sharp objects?

Kevlar gloves are specifically designed for handling sharp objects due to their high tensile strength and cut-resistant properties. Made from a synthetic fiber that is several times stronger than steel, Kevlar gloves provide an excellent barrier against cuts and punctures. This makes them ideal for tasks such as handling knives, glass, or other sharp materials where there is a significant risk of injury.

In comparison, rubber gloves are primarily used for protecting against chemicals and moisture but do not offer significant protection against cuts. Leather gloves offer some degree of abrasion resistance and are typically used in general handling tasks, but they may not provide sufficient protection against sharp edges. Cotton gloves, while comfortable and breathable, provide minimal protection from cuts and are not suitable for handling sharp objects. Thus, Kevlar gloves are the superior choice in situations where sharp items are being handled.