Traffi TG5070 X-Dura Thermal Nitrile Gloves Cut Level D Winter Work Gloves

Cut Level D Protection That Works in the Cold

The Traffi TG5070 X-Dura Thermal Nitrile Glove handles the worst of winter without compromising on safety. Built for cold storage, outdoor construction, and railway work, this glove combines high cut resistance with proper thermal insulation. The brushed acrylic liner keeps hands warm down to -10°C while the sandy nitrile coating grips in wet, dry, and oily conditions. No more choosing between warmth and protection.

Key Features:

• Cut Level D Protection: Medium-weight seamless liner made from cut-resistant fibres keeps you safe handling sharp materials, even when your hands are cold and less responsive.
  
• Thermal Acrylic Liner: Terry loop construction with enhanced buffing traps heat where you need it. The breathable design prevents moisture build-up during long shifts in cold stores or outdoor sites.
  
• Sandy Nitrile X-Dura Finish: Soft, flexible coating maintains excellent grip whether you're handling wet metal, oily tools, or dry materials. High abrasion resistance means these gloves last longer in demanding applications.
  
• Touchscreen Compatible: Use your phone or tablet without removing the glove. Perfect for checking delivery notes in the cold or updating job sheets on site.
  
• Ergonomic Design: Follows the natural contours of your hand to reduce fatigue during repetitive tasks. Elasticated wrist cuff keeps cold air, dirt, and debris out while maintaining a secure fit.
  
• Visual Safety System: Green colour coding indicates high cut resistance as part of Traffi's 3-colour safety identification system. Quick visual confirmation for supervisors and safety checks.
  

The TG5070 is designed for scaffolding, construction trades, rail industry work, cold stores, logistics, warehousing, waste management, landscaping, and oil and gas applications. Traffi has built a single-layer winter glove that doesn't sacrifice dexterity for warmth or protection. Available in sizes M to 2XL. Order now.