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Simply speaking, the higher the score that this product achieves, the better the product will be at resisting that hazard. Products will score between Level 0 and Level 4 for abrasion, tears and punctures, and if they weren’t tested for that hazard you will see N/A written instead of a number. Do I need a glove that offers heat resistance or moisture resistance in addition to cut resistance? If you are dealing with sharp knives or bladeson a daily basis, it is important to ensure that you have got the right gloves to avoid being injured. At Safety Gloves we have a wide array of Knife Handling Gloves that are ideal for people regularly working with butcher knives, fish knives and box cutters. The ambidextrous nature of the Stark Safe gloves, combined with the size range of Small to Extra Large, helps to ensure that you can find your ideal fit.

Bear in mind that there is a limit to the protection offered by even Level 5 cut-resistant gloves. For more on this, see our FAQ section. SizeThe Honeywell Chainex 2000 Chainmail Glove is available in five different sizes, each of which has a colour-coded nylon strap. Please see the table below for full details. Size

NoCry’s Cut Resistant Gloves are easy to clean by putting them on the top shelf of the dishwasher in a cool setting. However, the downside to the cleaning process is that they are quite slow-drying, so they may not be the best option if you want to use and wash them every single day.

Don’t Butcher Your Protection

The single most important factor to think about before you buy a pair of cut-resistant gloves is the material they are made from. One feature that makes these gloves particularly practical is their touchscreen compatibility. The fingers allow you to interact with the screens on your smart devices without removing your gloves for the ultimate convenient and safe cooking experience. Fiberglass, though, is what typically gives a cut-resistant glove its abrasion-resistant property. If you want optimal protection against cuts and abrasions in the kitchen, you’ll need to prioritize the presence of fiberglass in the material.

Nylon and spandex provide an essential combination of durability and elasticity. Polyethylene, meanwhile, has a range of beneficial properties when it comes to both comfort and safety. As a thermoplastic material, it is lightweight, flexible, and durable. In addition to having a Level 5 rating for abrasion resistance, these gloves have a Level 4 puncture resistance rating, which means that they will also be useful protection against stabbing motions in addition to cutting movements. There are different grading systems for different types of resistance, so make sure you’re aware of which one is which. Level 5 cut resistance, which is what these gloves are rated as provides the best possible level of protection against cuts. Therefore, you can use them without fear of accidentally cutting yourself.The only real downside to these gloves is that they aren’t the most comfortable and can feel a little abrasive on the inside. While this is a small price to pay for protection against injury, it can definitely affect the user experience. Ambidextrous: Get a pair of knife resistant gloves that fit either hand perfectly… like a glove. Fab for men, women, kids and everyone responsible enough to handle a knife to slice some vegetables or fillet a fish. And the grip is great too - your gloves won’t slip, fall off or irritate your skin. There are several key criteria you will need to bear in mind when purchasing a pair of cut-resistant gloves. To help you out, we’ve written up a guide to the criteria by which we tested and ranked our top 5 cut-resistant gloves. Material If your gloves are too small, you will feel uncomfortable and restricted in your movements. Too large, and your movement are likely to become clumsier and less efficient. The NoCry Cut Resistant Gloves are made of a combination of spandex, polyethylene, and glass fibers. This blend of fibers ensures that the gloves are breathable, durable, and elasticated.

These gloves have a Level 5 rating, indicating the highest possible level of protection against cuts. Our Butcher’s gloves offer hardy protection for butcher’s hands and are made from only the highest grade of materials to give you the highest grade of safety, with chainmail providing traditional and trusted safety to the majority of our range. You may not be spoilt for choice, but what better choice can you make when it comes to protecting your most valuable assets? You’ve Got MailStark Safe is a brand entirely dedicated to kitchen safety, both in professional and home environments. The company specializes in protective gloves, like these ones, which are definitely some of the best on the market. When cooking, it’s important that the gloves you wear don’t impact your dexterity and movement in your hands and fingers. Therefore, it’s imperative that you choose gloves that are the right size for you. The only downside we noticed to these gloves is that they do have a tendency to fray on the inside over time. This doesn’t impact the overall structure of the glove, but you might notice that they begin to feel a little more abrasive as this happens.