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Cut Resistant Gloves

Cut Resistant Gloves

Cut Resistant Gloves - ANSI A1 to A7 Rated for Mechanical Hand Protection

Cut resistant gloves use high-performance fiber technology — including Kevlar® (DuPont's para-aramid fiber), Dyneema® and Tuffalene® UHMWPE (ultra-high-molecular-weight polyethylene fibers), KorPlex™ (Majestic Glove's proprietary cut-resistant fiber blend), and engineered synthetic composites — to create a shell that resists being cut by sharp edges, blades, glass, sheet metal, and similar hazards encountered in industrial and manufacturing work. The knit construction of most cut-resistant shells uses these fibers as a yarn, seamlessly knit into a glove form that is then typically paired with a palm coating — polyurethane, nitrile, foam nitrile, latex, or crinkle latex — that provides grip and additional abrasion resistance while the cut-resistant liner provides protection.

Cut resistance is rated under the current ANSI/ISEA 105-2016 standard using a cut level scale from A1 (lightest cut resistance, minimum 200g cut force) through A9 (heaviest, 6000g+). This collection covers ANSI A1 through A7. The ANSI level required for your application is determined by your site's specific hazard assessment — light assembly might require only A1–A2; general metalwork, stamping, and sheet metal handling typically calls for A3–A4; heavy glass handling, wire cutting, or high-laceration-risk operations generally require A5–A7. Heavier ANSI levels typically use higher-gauge fiber counts or multiple fiber types and command higher prices, so matching cut level to the actual hazard (rather than over-specifying) is important for both safety and cost efficiency.

Many styles also carry concurrent EN388 (European standard for mechanical risk gloves) ratings published alongside ANSI levels for international compliance reference. Some styles in this collection additionally carry ANSI/ISEA 138 Impact Level 1 ratings for combined cut and impact protection, and several Majestic FR/Kevlar styles (such as the 1555WRK) also provide flame resistance for combined arc flash and cut hazard environments. The collection includes PIP (42 styles, the largest selection), Majestic Glove (WatchDog and Cut-Less lines in A2–A7, plus FR Kevlar/goatskin), Portwest (including impact-rated styles), Global Glove (Samurai Glove Tuffalene UHMWPE and PUG-13 series), and Radians. Use the filters to sort by ANSI cut level, brand, palm coating, and color.

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