Cut Resistant

Cut resistant gloves. New ISO Cut tested cut resistant gloves, conforming to EN388:2016 Cut Levels: B, C, D, E & F which will be replacing gloves tested for Cut Resistance EN388:2003 Cut Level 3, 4 & 5

Not sure how to read the cut levels on gloves? here are the cut test levels explained to ensure the right cut resistant glove for the right environment.

Buy only the best quality cut resistant gloves when working within areas that cuts can occur. The danger of infection is significant when cut, so clearly it is better to be properly safe, rather than having to take time off work through a painful healing process that cuts can inflict. Many workplace incidents and cut related accidents occur every day around the world, including deep scratches, Needle & puncture wounds, deep cut lacerations often from metal work, lead to tendon damage and even in extreme cases potential amputations, with this in mind, and viewing the different cut level gloves available it is important to select the right glove for the right kind of potential hazard. Gloves n Stuff offer not only both single and bulk buy cut resistant work gloves at great prices, but also advice and knowledge to ensure the correct cut level rating and then delivery to your door.

CUT LEVEL F

CUT LEVEL E

CUT LEVEL D

CUT LEVEL C

CUT LEVEL B

High Level Cut

CUT F Gloves

CUT E Gloves

CUT D Gloves

CUT C Gloves

CUT B Gloves

Cold & Cut

Green - High Cut

Heat & Cut

Cut Resistant Sleeves

Impact and Cut

Kevlar & Aramid

Chemicals & Cut

Food Safe Cut

Cut Resistant Gloves For All Cut Levels

EN Standard 388 standard

Gloves n Stuff have a wide range of Cut Resistant Gloves for all cut levels. We understand the dangers and potential hazards that many working environments can have, when handling sharp objects and abrasive materials such as metal and others, so ensure we stock the very best and high quality gloves to give real protection against cuts and scratches. Along with wearing protective gloves for your hands and arms, to prevent cuts and lacerations, following cut safety procedures should always be at the forefront of our minds. Training should be given and insisted upon along with an environment where employees are encouraged to not rush or attempt to take short cuts. We must also check that any equipment to help guard us, is not incorrectly adjusted and is present at all times. Blades should be checked for bluntness and any cutting equipment should never be left unattended, but most importantly wearing the right PPE and decent cut resistant work gloves, with arm protection too, should always be first priority. The potential fall out from not wearing cut gloves and following procedure, could be long term nerve damage. In addition, what may initially seem to be smaller cuts or surface skin punctures, can in fact become life threatening, when infections from abrasions and cuts are left and not treated. In these cases, preventative action is always the best and the right cut level gloves should be explored, depending on the hazard at hand. Our website offer information on the new EN388 standard to help you make an informed decision. You can also contact us if you need any further help or information on your cut resistant work gloves. For all other work gloves, click here.