Extensive Collection of Cut Resistant Gloves for Ultimate Hand Protection
Frogrip Cut-Resistant Gloves
Liberty Safety has an extensive cut-resistant glove range that caters to hand protection in any work environment. Whether you need cut protection , heat resistance,or chemical resistance, too, we have a glove that’ll fit. Choose from a huge selection of cut resistant gloves including FroGrip®, DayBreaker® and leather gloves. Individual glove styles and materials are chosen specifically to suit the ideal needs of your work environment. Rating systems for gloves (include ANSI update) ANSI/ISEA 105 addresses the classification and testing…
Liberty Safety has an extensive cut-resistant glove range that caters to hand protection in any work environment. Whether you need cut protection , heat resistance,or chemical resistance, too, we have a glove that’ll fit.
Choose from a huge selection of cut resistant gloves including FroGrip®, DayBreaker® and leather gloves. Individual glove styles and materials are chosen specifically to suit the ideal needs of your work environment.
Rating systems for gloves (include ANSI update)
ANSI/ISEA 105 addresses the classification and testing of hand protection for specific performance properties related to mechanical protection (cut-resistance, puncture resistance, and abrasion resistance), chemical protection (permeation resistance, degradation), and other performance characteristics such as ignition resistance and vibration reductions based on standardized test methods.
Understanding the ANSI/ISEA 105 is important when choosing the correct level of hand protection needed for workplace safety.
There are two key areas to know about, cut-resistance ratings and new needle puncture resistance.:
1. Cut-Resistance Ratings: A singular test method is used and classified using 9 levels expressed as (A1 – A9). The levels indicate how many grams of cutting load a glove can withstand from a sharp blade before being penetrated.
2. New Needle Puncture Resistance: This solution provides useful information for medical, recycling, sanitation, and law enforcement sectors. In the testing process, a 25mm hypodermic needle replaces the probe typically used for puncture resistance testing.
Finding the right cut resistant gloves for your work
When choosing the right glove for better hand protection, there are many things to consider, including puncture or heat resistance protections or the need for additional comfort options or a firmer grip. The requirements depend on the work and the worker, and both should be evaluated carefully before choosing the best protection.
Depending on if your workers encounter nuisance/low cut hazards, moderate, high or extreme risks will determine what material or combination of materials would be ideal for your work environment and everyday hazards.
We offer cut resistant gloves in various materials and styles such as engineered yarn knit shell, Kevlar®, canvas, to name a few.
For questions, or if you need assistance choosing the right glove and would like more information about our products, contact one of our knowledgeable representatives.
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Ultra-U™
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Y-Grip™
ANSI A3 rated glove with HPPE Yarn Shell for enhanced cut resistance.
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J-Grip®
ANSI A7 rated glove with an Engineered Yarn Shell for exceptional cut protection.
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K-Grip®
Made with Kevlar® or Aramid, providing excellent cut resistance.
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U-Grip®
ANSI A6 rated glove featuring HPPE and Steelcore for superior protection against cuts.
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X-Grip®
ANSI A2 rated glove with HPPE Yarn Shell for reliable cut resistance.
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Ultra-X™
ANSI A2 rated glove featuring an 18 Gauge HPPE Yarn Shell for precise dexterity and cut protection.
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Z-Grip®
ANSI A4 rated glove with an Engineered Yarn Shell for exceptional cut resistance.
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Ultra-Z®
ANSI A4 rated glove with a Coated design for added durability and cut protection.
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Arctic-Z™
ANSI A4 rated glove with Thermal Lining for excellent cut resistance in cold environments.
FAQ
Cut resistant gloves are primarily designed to protect against sharp edges. While they offer some heat resistance, it varies depending on the specific glove and material. For enhanced heat protection, consider gloves specifically designed for high-temperature environments.
Yes, cut resistant gloves are versatile and can be used for both indoor and outdoor applications. They provide reliable hand protection in various work environments, including construction, manufacturing, automotive, and more.
Yes, cut resistant gloves can usually be washed. However, it’s important to follow the manufacturer’s guidelines for industrial laundering instructions. Typically, it is recommended to hand wash them using mild detergent and lukewarm water, and then air dry. Avoid using bleach or harsh chemicals that may compromise the integrity of the gloves.