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Forney Glove - Fall 2012

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1. What is Forney operations historical fill rate?

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Forney operations historical fill rate is 98%, indicating that in the past, they have successfully fulfilled 98% of their orders or requests. This high fill rate suggests that Forney operations have been efficient in meeting customer demands and ensuring that products are available and delivered on time.

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2. What type of glove is a jersey glove? 

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A jersey glove is a type of multi-purpose glove that can be used for various tasks. It is made from jersey fabric, which is a stretchy and comfortable material. These gloves are commonly used for gardening, light construction work, and general household chores. They provide protection and grip while allowing for dexterity and flexibility.

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3. How much combined experience do our glove factories have?

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The correct answer is "Over 100 years". This suggests that the glove factories have a collective experience of more than 100 years.

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4. Which is a better grade of leather?

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The answer A/B suggests that A grade leather is better than B grade leather. This implies that A grade leather has superior quality, durability, and overall performance compared to B grade leather. Therefore, if given the choice, it is preferable to choose A grade leather over B grade leather.

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5. What Category are Elk and Buckskin leathers considered?

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Elk and Buckskin leathers are considered specialty leathers because they are not as commonly available as other types of leather. These leathers are known for their unique properties and characteristics, such as their softness, durability, and distinctive grain patterns. They are often sought after for their high quality and are used in the production of luxury goods, such as high-end clothing, accessories, and furniture. Due to their limited availability and the specific expertise required to work with them, Elk and Buckskin leathers are considered specialty materials in the leather industry.

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6. Why is Goatskin desirable leather?

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Goatskin is desirable leather because it is both durable and supple. The durability of goatskin makes it long-lasting and resistant to wear and tear, making it a practical choice for leather goods. Additionally, the supple nature of goatskin means that it is soft and flexible, allowing for comfortable and easy movement. These qualities make goatskin a popular choice in the fashion industry, particularly for items like ladies gardening gloves, as it provides both functionality and style.

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7. What is a Knuckle Strap?

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A knuckle strap is a band of leather that is placed across the back of a glove to cover the knuckle area. It is designed to provide additional protection against bumps and impacts.

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8. What is a Ball and Strap Fastener?

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The Ball and Strap Fastener is a type of fastener that features a pull strap used to tighten and secure the fit of a full leather glove at the wrist. This allows for a snug and comfortable fit, ensuring that the glove stays in place during use.

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9. What three things are a consumer concerned with in a glove?

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A consumer is primarily concerned with the utility, fit, and protection of a glove. Utility refers to the glove's functionality and how well it serves its intended purpose. Fit is important as it ensures that the glove fits properly and allows for comfortable and efficient use. Protection is crucial as it determines how well the glove can protect the hands from potential hazards or injuries.

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10. What is the composition of the string knit gloves?

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The composition of the string knit gloves is 70% Cotton and 30% Polyester.

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11. What are the Features of the Signature Welding Glove?

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The correct answer is "Both A and B". The features of the Signature Welding Glove include full grain, A/B grade cowhide leather and Kevlar stitching, as well as reinforcements on the palm, fingers, and knuckles. This means that the glove is made of high-quality leather and has additional durability and protection with the Kevlar stitching and reinforcements.

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12. Which leather is considered the "Tenderloin" leather?

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The term "Tenderloin" leather refers to the highest quality leather that is taken from the top layer of the animal hide, known as the full grain. Full Grain A/B leather is the correct answer as it indicates that it is the top layer of the hide and is of the highest quality. Side Split, Split Grain B/C, and Shoulder Split are not considered "Tenderloin" leather as they refer to lower quality layers of the hide.

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13. What does Forney Industries call the third type of lining that is talked about?

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The correct answer is "None, we don’t have a catchy name for it." This means that Forney Industries does not have a specific name for the third type of lining that is being discussed.

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14. What are the main categories in our leather gloves?

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The main categories in our leather gloves are driver, palm work, and mechanics.

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15. Which Cuff design is generally used on a leather driver glove?

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The slip-on cuff design is generally used on a leather driver glove. This type of cuff allows for easy and quick wearing and removal of the glove, making it convenient for drivers who may need to frequently take off and put on their gloves. The slip-on cuff also provides a secure fit around the wrist, ensuring that the glove stays in place during use.

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16. On which gloves would you generally find a Knit Wrist Cuff?

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The correct answer is Jersey, String Knit and Cotton Work. These types of gloves are commonly used in industries such as construction, gardening, and general labor. The knit wrist cuff provides a snug fit around the wrist, preventing debris and dirt from entering the glove. It also helps to keep the gloves in place during use, providing added protection and comfort.

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17. How many times stronger than steel is Kevlar stitching?

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Kevlar stitching is 5 times stronger than steel. This means that when comparing the strength of Kevlar stitching to steel, Kevlar stitching is able to withstand five times more force or pressure before breaking or tearing. This makes Kevlar stitching a highly durable and reliable option for applications that require strong and resilient stitching, such as in the manufacturing of protective gear or heavy-duty textiles.

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18. How many glove sales opportunities are in the United States?

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The correct answer is 480,000,000. This number represents the total number of glove sales opportunities in the United States.

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19. Which part of the animal does side split leather come from?

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Side split leather comes from the rib area of the animal. The rib area is known for its strong and durable characteristics, making it suitable for producing leather products.

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20. What do canvas gloves have for added grip?

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Canvas gloves have PVC dots for added grip. PVC dots are small raised dots made of polyvinyl chloride (PVC) material that are applied to the palm and fingers of the gloves. These dots provide a textured surface that enhances the grip of the gloves, making it easier to hold onto objects and preventing slipping. The PVC dots also increase the durability and longevity of the gloves by reducing wear and tear in high-friction areas.

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What is Forney operations historical fill rate?
What type of glove is a jersey glove? 
How much combined experience do our glove factories have?
Which is a better grade of leather?
What Category are Elk and Buckskin leathers considered?
Why is Goatskin desirable leather?
What is a Knuckle Strap?
What is a Ball and Strap Fastener?
What three things are a consumer concerned with in a glove?
What is the composition of the string knit gloves?
What are the Features of the Signature Welding Glove?
Which leather is considered the "Tenderloin" leather?
What does Forney Industries call the third type of lining that is...
What are the main categories in our leather gloves?
Which Cuff design is generally used on a leather driver glove?
On which gloves would you generally find a Knit Wrist Cuff?
How many times stronger than steel is Kevlar stitching?
How many glove sales opportunities are in the United States?
Which part of the animal does side split leather come from?
What do canvas gloves have for added grip?
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