Anti Cut Gloves

Where Can You Use It?

Anti Cut Gloves are suitable for workplaces where hand protection is required when handling sharp-edged materials and components.

• Metal fabrication: Handling suitable metal sheets, parts and components.
• Glass handling: Performing appropriate glass-handling tasks.
• Automotive workshops: Handling metal components during repair and assembly.
• Manufacturing facilities: Handling parts during production and assembly operations.
• Mechanical workshops: Working with suitable components and materials.
• Warehouses: Sorting, moving and handling materials with sharp edges.
• Construction work: Performing suitable material-handling and assembly tasks.
• Industrial maintenance: Handling components during routine maintenance.
• Electronics workplaces: Supporting suitable tasks where ESD control is required.

How to Use the Product

1. Inspect the gloves for cuts, tears, coating damage or other visible defects.
2. Ensure the gloves fit properly and allow suitable movement of the fingers.
3. Confirm that their cut-resistance level is appropriate for the task.
4. Wear the gloves before handling suitable materials that present a cut hazard.
5. Handle sharp-edged components carefully and maintain a secure grip.
6. Follow workplace safety procedures and use any additional protective equipment required.
7. After use, inspect the gloves for damage or contamination.
8. Clean and store the gloves according to the applicable care instructions.

Important Safety Precautions

• Inspect the gloves before each use and replace damaged gloves.
• Cut-resistant gloves are not completely cut-proof and cannot protect against every cutting hazard.
• Do not use the gloves around moving or rotating machinery where they could become entangled.
• Do not assume the gloves provide chemical, heat, flame or electrical-shock protection.
• Confirm that the ESD properties are suitable for the specific workplace requirements.
• Keep the gloves in appropriate condition to help maintain their intended protective properties.
• Follow safety procedures when handling sharp metal, glass and other hazardous materials.
• Store the gloves in a clean, dry place away from damaging conditions.

Maintenance

• Check the liner and PU coating regularly for wear and damage.
• Inspect the gloves for cuts, holes, loose fibres and peeling coating.
• Clean according to the applicable care instructions.
• Avoid cleaning methods or chemicals that may damage the materials.
• Allow the gloves to dry as directed before storing them.
• Replace gloves that are damaged or no longer suitable for the intended task.
• Store in a clean, dry location away from excessive heat and other damaging conditions.
• Follow workplace inspection procedures where ESD performance is important.

Why Use Anti Cut Gloves?

Anti Cut Gloves provide practical hand protection for suitable tasks involving sharp-edged materials and industrial components. The HPPE liner is designed to resist cuts, while the PU-coated surface supports grip during routine handling and assembly work.

Their seamless knitted construction supports flexibility when handling parts, sorting materials or carrying out workshop tasks. Selecting suitable gloves for the job helps workers maintain control while following established workplace safety procedures.

The anti-static and ESD properties also make these gloves relevant to selected work environments where electrostatic discharge control is required. They should always be chosen according to the actual hazards and the protection standards applicable to the workplace.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. What are Anti Cut Gloves used for?

They are designed for suitable tasks involving sharp edges, metal components, glass and other materials that may cause cuts.

2. What material is used in these gloves?

They feature a high-performance polyethylene (HPPE) liner with a polyurethane (PU) coating.

3. What is the cut resistance level?

The product is specified as providing Level C cut resistance.

4. Are these gloves anti-static?

Yes, the product is described as having anti-static and electrostatic discharge (ESD) properties.

5. Can these gloves be used for metal handling?

Yes, they are suitable for appropriate metal-handling tasks where their cut-resistance level meets the workplace requirements.

6. Are these gloves suitable for glass handling?

They can be used for suitable glass-handling tasks, provided the level of protection is appropriate for the material and working conditions.

7. Which safety standard is listed for these gloves?

The product specifications list EN 388:2016.

8. How should Anti Cut Gloves be maintained?

Inspect them regularly for damage, clean them according to the applicable care instructions and replace them when they are no longer suitable for use.

Final Product Summary

Anti Cut Gloves are designed for hand protection during suitable industrial tasks involving sharp-edged materials, metal components and glass. They feature an HPPE liner, PU coating, Level C cut resistance and a seamless knitted construction. Their anti-static and ESD properties make them suitable for selected workplaces where electrostatic discharge control is required. These gloves can be used for appropriate material-handling, manufacturing, workshop and maintenance tasks. Choose them according to your workplace hazards and follow the recommended safety and care procedures for reliable day-to-day use.