Metal Cut Resistant Gloves

Cut resistant gloves crg are an integral piece of personal protective equipment ppe for many jobs.

Metal cut resistant gloves.

Selecting the correct glove by matching it to the hazard and risk is a key responsibility for the safety practitioners and purchasing departments of any organization whose workers face cut hazards. There are three main types of cut resistant gloves that we manufacture. Cut resistant gloves stainless steel wire metal mesh butcher safety work gloves for cutting slicing chopping and peeling large 4 2 out of 5 stars 220 16 98 16. Another wise recommendation is the dex fit level 5 cru553 cut resistant glove with a premium and stylish gray color.

They are truly the last line of defense between an identified hazard and the end user. Made out of a cut resistant material that is cut to shape and sewn into a glove like our sklp. Cut resistant gloves stainless steel wire metal mesh butcher safety work gloves for cutting slicing chopping and peeling large 4 1 out of 5 stars 174 16 98 16. Knitted in one piece from high strength yarns.

Cut resistant gloves protect the wearer from lacerations and some punctures caused by handling sharp items such as metal and glass. I am glad that this cut resistant glove comes out to be stylish and showcases a nice color because it encourages me to wear it every day thereby making me free of worries about the safety of my hands at work. Knit gloves are made of materials that protect against a range of cut risks from handling light cardboard to appliance assembly. Standard metal blades made a partial cut through level 4 cut resistant gloves and did not penetrate level 5 cut resistant gloves or any gloves rated a5 or higher.

Cut resistant gloves come in a variety of materials thicknesses sizes lengths colors and styles. How to identify cut resistant gloves. Puncture resistant glove materials such as nitrile stainless steel mesh and dupont kevlar gloves are commonly used for various applications such as mechanical industrial and homeland security. Hand protection policies are best determined at the company level but any opportunity to switch to a lower level of cut resistance is a chance to save money on safety cutting gloves.

Heat resistant gloves are tested to astm f1060 standards for use when incidental contact is made in high heat applications.