Cut-Resistant Gloves
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Work Gloves are among the most frequently used — and most frequently overlooked — pieces of PPE on any job site. Hand injuries are the most common workplace injury category, making proper glove selection critical to both worker safety and operational efficiency. Our work gloves collection covers every industrial application, from lightweight disposable nitrile for chemical handling to heavy-duty leather for construction and welding.
We carry cut-resistant gloves rated A1 through A9 under ANSI/ISEA 105, chemical-resistant gloves for hazardous material handling, heat- and cold-resistant gloves for thermal environments, impact-resistant gloves for heavy equipment operators, and waterproof gloves for wet outdoor work. Mechanic, warehouse, and general-purpose gloves round out the collection for everyday protection.
Available in latex, nitrile, neoprene, leather, Kevlar, and composite materials, our gloves are stocked in full size runs from XS to XXL. Bulk packs are available for high-turnover environments. Whether you need one-time use disposables or durable multi-season gloves, our selection covers every hand protection need across all major industries.
Work Gloves FAQs
What cut resistance rating do I need for my application?
ANSI/ISEA 105 rates cut resistance A1 (lowest) through A9 (highest). Glass handling and metal fabrication typically require A4–A6. Light assembly may only need A1–A2. Match the rating to your actual blade and edge hazards.
Are nitrile gloves safe for chemical handling?
Nitrile gloves provide good resistance to many oils, fuels, and solvents but are not universal. Always check the glove's chemical resistance chart against the specific chemicals being handled. For strong acids or bases, thicker or specialty chemical gloves may be required.
What is the difference between coated and uncoated work gloves?
Coated gloves have a polymer coating (nitrile, latex, polyurethane) on the palm and/or fingers that improves grip and adds chemical or abrasion resistance. Uncoated gloves (like knit or leather) are better for dry handling tasks requiring dexterity.
Do you sell gloves in bulk for large crews?
Yes. We offer bulk case quantities available to suit teams of any size. Contact us for volume options and larger quantity needs.
How do I find the right glove size for my workers?
Measure the circumference of the hand at the widest point (around the knuckles) and the length from the tip of the middle finger to the base of the palm. Use our sizing chart to match measurements to S, M, L, XL, or XXL. If you need sizes beyond our standard range, contact us and we'll be happy to help.
