PREMIUM CUT cut-resistant gloves, size 11 – level C, food-safe

 

PREMIUM CUT – durable gloves for special tasks

Blue and white HPPE/glass fiber cut-resistant gloves with a double coating of black sandy nitrile. Approved for direct contact with food. Suitable for the automotive, food, metal, glass, and paper industries; protection against sharp edges.

EN 388:2016+A1:2018

4 X 4 3 C
Protection against mechanical hazards

Does not contain harmful substances or allergens

EN ISO 21420:2020

European Conformity

Key benefits for your company:

Safety and standards

1. Universal protection against sharp edges: They provide effective hand protection against cuts. They withstand blade pressure of up to 10 newtons (N) in accordance with EN ISO 13997.
2. Safety during assembly work: They provide a solid barrier during contact with elements such as metal edges, plastics, or glass components.
3. Industrial protection standard: They ensure an optimal level of safety in work environments where there is a real risk of cuts.
4. Full compliance with EU standards: The gloves meet the requirements of Regulation (EC) No 1935/2004, guaranteeing that the material is fully approved for direct contact with food products.
5. Sensory neutrality: The material does not affect the odor or taste of food products, which is crucial in food processing and packaging operations.
6. Support for HACCP systems: Holding the certificate facilitates the implementation and maintenance of hygiene and safety standards in production facilities, eliminating the risk of cross-contamination.

Financial benefit

1. The highest mechanical strength: The highest available protection class (exceeding 8,000 abrasion cycles), guaranteeing exceptional resistance to the gloves wearing through or developing holes. This means that such issues do not occur during normal use.
2. Designed for the toughest jobs: Designed for operations involving the highest levels of abrasion, such as metalworking and contact with concrete elements, bricks, or sharp castings.
3. The highest return on investment (ROI): The exceptional durability of protective gloves achieving Level 4 allows for the long-term use of each pair, even in the most demanding industrial environments.

Comfort and durability

1. Dermatological safety: A guarantee that every component of the glove - both the knitted fabric and the coating - has been tested for the presence of over 100 substances harmful to human health.
2. Protection for sensitive skin: The product free from pesticides, chlorophenols, carcinogenic dyes, and heavy metals, which minimizes the risk of contact allergies and irritation.
3. Highest textile standard: The certificate confirms that the production process is strictly monitored and the finished product meets rigorous human-ecological requirements that go beyond standard national regulations.
4. User trust: The presence of the OEKO-TEX® label is a clear signal to the user that the manufacturer cares about their health and comfort, offering a product of the highest quality and chemical purity.
5. 13G Gauge (Standard Industrial): Classic industrial weave. It ensures optimal mechanical strength and comfort, serving as the standard for most general and mechanical tasks.

Do gloves with a higher level of abrasion resistance (Level 4) actually reduce company costs?
Definitely! Higher abrasion resistance (exceeding 8,000 cycles) means that a single pair of gloves lasts significantly longer than standard models. This allows for less frequent replacement of stock, generating tangible savings in the health and safety budget.

Are OEKO-TEX® certified gloves better for allergy sufferers?
Yes. This certificate guarantees that the product is free from toxic and irritating substances that often cause skin reactions in cheap, uncertified work gloves.

How do you choose the right cut protection level (A–F)?
The choice depends on the severity of the hazard. Levels A–B are intended for light-duty tasks (assembly, packaging). Levels C–D are the standard in the metal and glass industries. Levels E–F are designed for extremely hazardous work, such as handling very sharp tools or material edges, steel scrap, or broken glass.