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Anti-Cutting Gloves

When working with sharp sheet metal, glass, or cutting tools, standard work gloves offer little to no protection. Anti-cutting gloves (cut-resistant gloves) are engineered using advanced high-performance yarns (such as HPPE or fiberglass blends) to prevent severe lacerations. Upgrading to the correct cut level not only protects workers from life-altering injuries but also ensures compliance with global safety standards like EN388 and ANSI/ISEA 105.

We manufacture and supply a comprehensive range of professional anti-cutting gloves designed to balance maximum blade protection with tactical dexterity:

13-Gauge Cut Level 5 Liners: Our core anti-cut gloves feature a tightly knit, 13-gauge seamless liner. This high-density knitting process creates a thin, highly breathable glove that still achieves the top-tier EN388 Cut Level 5 (or equivalent ISO Cut Level) protection. It feels like a second skin while offering industrial-grade defense.
Polyurethane (PU) Palm Coating: Many of our models (such as the MU-53202 series) feature a durable Grey PU coating on the palm and fingertips. PU is extremely lightweight and provides outstanding dry grip and tactile sensitivity, making it the perfect choice for handling small, sharp electronic components or thin metal edges.
Nitrile Foam Coating: For environments where sharp hazards are mixed with oil or grease, we offer cut-resistant liners dipped in black nitrile foam. The micro-porous foam acts like a sponge to absorb oil, providing an incredibly secure grip on slippery, sharp metal parts.
Versatile Industrial Applications: From heavy manufacturing and automotive assembly to HVAC installation and even demanding gardening tasks, our anti-cutting gloves provide the reliable barrier your workforce needs to operate confidently and safely.

Your Expert Cut-Resistant Glove Exporter in Taiwan
As a specialized PPE supplier based in Taiwan, we export high-quality anti-cutting gloves to safety distributors worldwide. We offer comprehensive OEM services, allowing you to customize coating colors, yarn blends, and safety rating prints (CE/EN388/ANSI) to meet your regional market requirements. Take advantage of our mixed-container consolidation service to seamlessly import your cut-resistant gloves alongside safety helmets and eye protection in a single, cost-efficient shipment.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What does 13-gauge mean in cut-resistant gloves?

The gauge refers to the number of stitches per inch in the glove’s knitted liner. A 13-gauge glove uses a finer, tighter knit compared to a standard 10-gauge glove. This results in a thinner, more flexible, and highly dexterous glove that allows workers to easily pick up small parts and perform precision tasks without sacrificing their cut protection.

Q: What is the difference between EN388 Cut Level 5 and the new ISO Cut Levels (A-F)?

Under the older EN388:2003 standard, Cut Level 5 was the highest possible rating, tested using a circular blade (Coup test). The updated EN388:2016 standard introduced a more accurate straight-blade test (ISO 13997), rating gloves from Level A (lowest) to Level F (highest). A traditional Cut Level 5 glove typically corresponds to an ISO Cut Level C, D, or E, offering strong protection against medium to heavy cut hazards.

Q: Should I choose PU coating or Nitrile Foam coating for my anti-cut gloves?

It depends on the work environment. Polyurethane (PU) coating is very thin and provides excellent dry grip and maximum fingertip sensitivity, making it ideal for clean, dry, precision tasks. Nitrile Foam coating is thicker, highly abrasion-resistant, and specifically designed to channel oil away from the glove’s surface, making it the superior choice for handling oily or greasy sharp metal parts.

Q: Are anti-cutting gloves completely cut-proof?

No glove is 100% cut-proof. Anti-cutting gloves are designed to be heavily cut-resistant, meaning they significantly reduce the likelihood and severity of an accidental slice from a blade or sharp edge. However, they are not designed to protect against moving or serrated blades (like chainsaws or band saws), nor do they inherently protect against punctures from needles or fine wire.