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Cut-resistant gloves are an important component of personal protective equipment (PPE). In many industries and fields of activity, they offer protection against injuries caused by sharp or pointed tools such as knives, blades and other sharp-edged objects. This includes, for example, sheet metal, metals or packaging materials. Especially in professions where dangerous cutting tools are regularly used, wearing safety gloves is essential and legally required in many areas.
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Gloves with cut protection are used in the following industries, among others:
Gloves that offer protection against cuts and electrostatic discharge (ESD) are also required in microelectronics.
Our cut-resistant work gloves are specially designed to offer you a secure grip and comprehensive protection when working with sharp-edged materials. Furthermore, some models can be equipped with additional properties such as heat protection or protection against electrostatic discharge (ESD). The following properties are decisive when categorising a cut protection glove:
Cut protection gloves are made from various high-quality, certified materials that offer optimum protection. Common materials are:
The coatings usually consist of nitrile, polyurethane (PU) or latex to ensure a secure grip. In addition, special forearm protectors can extend the protection to also protect the forearm from injury.
Our cut protection gloves fulfil various standards, which vary depending on the model:
In addition, the gloves are classified in cut protection categories from CUT B to CUT F, depending on the level of performance and protection against cuts.
The following table shows the different classes of cut protection gloves according to the EN 388 standard. These protection classes assess the performance of the gloves in four key areas: Abrasion resistance, cut resistance (coupe test), tear propagation resistance and puncture resistance. The individual levels indicate how well the glove protects against mechanical hazards and are particularly important when selecting the right protective gloves for different working environments.
With the revision of EN 388:2016, a TDM cut resistance test in accordance with EN ISO 13997 was also introduced. This test assesses the cut resistance based on the force required to cut through the material with a straight blade. The Newton values (N) indicate the force in Newtons that must be applied to cut through the glove material.