= Puncture resistance
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Puncture resistance refers to the ability of a material or product to withstand puncturing forces without being penetrated or damaged. This property is particularly important in various applications, including: 1. **Footwear**: Safety shoes often feature puncture-resistant soles to protect the wearer's feet from sharp objects such as nails or shards of glass. 2. **Gloves**: Puncture-resistant gloves are used in industries where workers handle sharp tools or materials, providing protection against cuts and punctures.
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