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Cut-Resistant Gloves
For situations where cuts and abrasions are a hazard, provide your workers with cut resistant gloves. These types of gloves are designed and manufactured to provide protection when performing tasks like grinding, machining, materials handling and other similar tasks. We carry a large selection of work gloves with varying degrees of cut resistance so you can source out the right pair for the job at hand. Examples of cut resistant work gloves include those manufactured from Kevlar to heavy-duty leather.
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MCR Safety Memphis Multi-Task Gloves
Leather work gloves perfect for general application. -
ShowaBest T-Flex® Plus Cut-Resistant Gloves
Made of advanced HPPE engineered fibers, plated with Thermax® for unmatched stretch,comfort and warmth -
Ansell HyFlex® Kevlar® Stretch Armor Gloves
Kevlar® work gloves deliver dexterity and superior hand protection. -
Ansell Nitrasafe® Work Gloves 103686
Reinforced Kevlar® gloves for flexibility, durability, and comfort. -
Showa® Best® Nitrile Gloves 7500PFS
Cost-effective nitrile gloves for a variety of applications. -
Ansell AlphaTec® Work Gloves
Acrylic-lined nitrile gloves deliver reliable chemical protection. -
MCR Memphis™ UltraTech® Kevlar® Cut-Resistant Gloves
For greater hand protection and improved manual dexterity. -
Ansell HyFlex® Kevlar® Work Gloves
Superior hand protection, performance, and comfort in one. -
Protecta® PRO™ Construction Harness - 1191209
Exceptional, lightweight safety harness
Cut resistant gloves can be made from a wide variety of materials capable of providing different levels of protection. Some examples of these materials include:
Leather - Leather gloves have been around for a centuries and provide good cut resistance as well as abrasion protection.
Metal mesh - For obvious reasons, metal mesh gloves provide excellent protection against cuts.
Canvas - Gloves made from this material may give some protection against cuts when handling glass, and moderate protection against abrasion.
Aramid and para-aramid fibers - This group includes Kevlar; this material makes excellent cut resistant safety gloves that also offer heat-resistance.
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Leather - Leather gloves have been around for a centuries and provide good cut resistance as well as abrasion protection.
Metal mesh - For obvious reasons, metal mesh gloves provide excellent protection against cuts.
Canvas - Gloves made from this material may give some protection against cuts when handling glass, and moderate protection against abrasion.
Aramid and para-aramid fibers - This group includes Kevlar; this material makes excellent cut resistant safety gloves that also offer heat-resistance.
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