Cut Resistant Gloves

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Protect your hands with our range of cut resistant gloves, featuring trusted brands like ROKWEAR® and POLYCO.

Choose from a variety of styles designed to offer durable, flexible protection against cuts and abrasions in demanding work environments.
All gloves meet UK and EU safety standards.

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AQUATEK-DELTA CUT LEVEL D DUAL LATEX COATED GLOVE-GREEN

£ 5.78

ROKWEAR CUTGUARD+ DUAL-LATEX GLOVE - LEVEL C - GREY/BLUE

£ 5.67

ROKWEAR CUTGUARD+ PU HANDLER GLOVE - LEVEL C

£ 5.35

SUMO X5 CUT LEVEL E LATEX WITH KEVLAR & STEEL GLOVE-BLUE

£ 10.38

POLYCO MATRIX® GH370 CUT LEVEL F GLOVE-GREY

£ 8.63

PAWA WATER RESISTANT CUT LEVEL A GLOVE

£ 2.88

TILSATEC MEDIUM DUTY CUT RESISTANT PVC DOT GLOVE

£ 14.61

UCI KUTLASS ULTRA-SN CUT LEVEL F NITRILE FOAM GLOVE

£ 9.40

UCI HANTEX HX5 CUT LEVEL D PU GLOVE

£ 4.30

TRAFFI TG7040 CUT LEVEL F FOAM NITRILE PALM COATED GLOVE-GREY

£ 13.23

DEFLECTOR PF CUT LEVEL F PU-COATED GLOVE-BLACK

£ 6.88

KUTLASS LXD500 CUT LEVEL D LATEX GLOVE-BLUE

£ 7.52

FULLY COATED CUT LEVEL D SANDY NITRILE GLOVE

£ 6.81

MAXICHEM CUT 76-833 CUT LEVEL B NBR COATED GAUNTLETT-GREEN

£ 26.32

ROKWEAR CUTGUARD+ PU COATED GLOVE - LEVEL C

£ 3.81

FAQs

Yes. They’re essential for tasks where there’s a risk of hand injuries from sharp tools, blades, or materials.

They help reduce downtime, injuries, and long-term costs.
No. Cut resistant gloves vary in protection level, grip, comfort, and durability.

Always check the EN 388:2016 + A1:2018 rating to make sure they suit the task.
Look for the EN 388:2016 + A1:2018 markings on the glove or packaging.

The cut level will be shown as a letter (A to F) and may include additional performance scores for abrasion, tear, and puncture resistance.
It depends on how often they’re used and what for. Inspect them regularly for damage, wear, or reduced grip.

Replace them as soon as they show signs of wear, as damaged gloves won’t offer full protection.

However, the average lifespan of any safety glove ranges from 6 months to a year.
You should wear cut resistant gloves whenever there’s a risk of cuts to the hands.

Common examples include:
- You’re handling sharp materials or tools.
- You’re carrying out cutting tasks in manufacturing, waste, or maintenance.
- You’re working in food processing or glass handling environments.
It depends on the task. Cut resistance is rated A to F under EN 388:2016 + A1:2018, with A being the lowest and F the highest.
- Levels A-C are suited to low to moderate cut risks, such as light assembly work.
- Levels D-F are for high-risk tasks like handling sharp metal or glass.
Always match the glove to the risk. If you're unsure, we can help you choose the right gloves.

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