SuperS Cut Resistant Gloves Nitrile Coated with Foam

FAQ

FAQ — Cut Resistant Gloves Nitrile Coated

1. What are Cut Resistant Nitrile Coated Gloves?

Cut Resistant Nitrile Coated Gloves are safety gloves designed with a cut-resistant liner and a nitrile coating on the palm or fingers. They provide excellent protection against cuts, abrasions, and punctures while maintaining grip in oily or wet conditions.

2. What materials are used in these gloves?

The gloves typically feature a high-performance liner made from HPPE, glass fibre, or steel yarns, combined with a nitrile coating that enhances durability, oil resistance, and grip.

3. What standards do they comply with?

These gloves generally comply with EN 388 standards for mechanical protection and ANSI/ISEA 105 for cut resistance. Ratings vary depending on the glove model and material composition.

4. What are the advantages of nitrile coating?

Nitrile coating provides superior grip and abrasion resistance in wet, dry, or oily environments. It also resists oil and grease penetration better than PU or latex coatings.

5. Are these gloves suitable for oily environments?

Yes, nitrile-coated gloves are ideal for oily, greasy, or damp environments where maintaining grip and control is crucial.

6. Can these gloves be reused or washed?

Yes, most nitrile-coated cut-resistant gloves are washable and reusable. However, over-washing or exposure to harsh chemicals may reduce the coating’s performance.

7. What are the limitations of nitrile-coated gloves?

They are not suitable for high-heat applications or handling sharp blades at high speed. Always ensure gloves are appropriate for your specific work environment.

8. How do I select the right size and fit?

Choose a snug fit that allows good dexterity without restricting movement. Sizes typically range from Small to Extra Large to suit various hand dimensions.

Applications & Use Cases

Applications & Use Cases — Cut-Resistant Gloves PU Coated

• Metalworking & Fabrication
  • Handling sheet metal, sharp edges, cut or bent pieces
  • Deburring, grinding, filing operations
  • Fabrication of metal frames, enclosures, components
  • Welding support and post-weld cleanup (spatter protection not full welding glove)
• Automotive & Mechanical Assembly
  • Working on engine parts, sharp metal trims
  • Assembly line tasks involving sharp fasteners or edges
  • Handling of glass or sheet metal trim pieces
  • Maintenance or repair interactions with sharp tools/components
• Construction & Carpentry
  • Carrying or placing metal studs, brackets
  • Working with tools like saws, rasps, cutting blades
  • Handling nails, screws, sharp waste material
  • Facade work, metal roofing, cladding installation
• Maintenance, Warehousing & Logistics
  • Palletising sharp-edged crates or metal parts
  • Material handling of cut-parts or scrap metal
  • Inspection tasks involving sharp edges that require good dexterity
  • Sorting, packaging, or unpacking work with sharp items
• Electronics & Precision Tasks
  • Small-parts handling where dexterity is required
  • Working with components having sharp corners or burrs
  • Inspection and finishing of small metal/glass parts
  • Tasks requiring touchscreen use or precise manual control

Product Features

Product Features — Cut-Resistant Gloves PU Coated

• High-performance liner yarn — usually HPPE, glass fibre, steel or combinations to give cut resistance (EN cut level C, D, E or ANSI/ISEA A4-A6 etc.).
• Gauge knit liner — e.g. 10-, 13-, 18-gauge depending on balance needed between protection & dexterity.
• PU coating on palm/fingers — thin polyurethane dip for good grip, tactile sensitivity, abrasion resistance especially in dry or slightly oily environments.
• Reinforced high-wear zones — thumb crotch, fingertips, palm edges often reinforced to prevent early wear or failure.
• Comfort & cuff design — knit wrist or elastic cuff to secure fit, breathable back of hand to reduce heat buildup.
• Touchscreen compatible finishes — some gloves allow fingertip contact with screens without damaging liner or coating.
• Standards compliance — certified to EN 388, ANSI/ISEA 105 etc.; cut, abrasion, tear, puncture scores clearly marked.
• Lightweight & flexible build — thinner coating and high-gauge liner reduce bulk and hand fatigue.