Heat-resistant gloves with level 5 cut palm point (12 pairs) GRIPCUT DIGITX

Cut-resistant knitted glove with palm coating and uncoated back to maintain breathability in work with sharp pieces. It incorporates dots on the palm to improve grip and an elastic cuff for a stable fit.

FEATURES

• Cut protection level D (EN 388)
• PU coating with nitrile dots on the palm
• Uncoated back to enhance breathability
• Elastic cuff for fit and to reduce dirt entry
• Gauge 13
• Dexterity level 5
• Contact heat resistance level 1 (up to 100 °C)
• Pack of 12 pairs (minimum sales unit)

BENEFITS OF Heat-resistant gloves with level 5 cut palm GRIPCUT DIGITX

Offers a practical balance between cut protection and handling capability: dexterity level 5 facilitates tasks with small pieces and tools, while the dots on the palm provide grip and help reduce slipping during handling. The ventilated back improves comfort during prolonged use, and the elastic cuff keeps the glove in place during work.

USES AND APPLICATIONS: WHAT IT IS SUITABLE FOR

Suitable for glass handling, general maintenance work, wood industry, sheet metal handling, waste management and recycling, and handling small pieces with edges or sharp corners.

TECHNICAL DATA

• Materials: UHMWPE, fiberglass, polyester, and spandex
• Coating: PU with nitrile dots on the palm
• Cuff: polyester trim
• Gauge: 13G
• Dexterity: level 5
• Length: 26 cm
• Sizes: 7 (S), 8 (M), 9 (L), 10 (XL)
• Mechanical resistances (EN 388): 4X42D
• Thermal resistance: contact heat level 1 (up to 100 °C)
• Packaging: individual hanger; bags of 12 pairs; boxes of 144 pairs

REGULATIONS AND CERTIFICATIONS

These standards describe requirements and performance levels to help you choose the glove according to the type of risk and task.

• EN 420: general requirements for protective gloves (ergonomics, sizes, safety, and marking).
• EN 388: evaluates mechanical resistances (abrasion, cut, tear, puncture, and TDM cut). In this model, the code 4X42D indicates high level in abrasion and tearing, puncture level 2, and TDM cut level D.
• EN 407: standard for thermal risks. This glove indicates contact heat level 1, with resistance up to 100 °C for brief contacts according to testing.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS ABOUT Heat-resistant gloves with level 5 cut palm GRIPCUT DIGITX

What does cut level D in EN 388 mean?

It is the result of the TDM cut resistance test (letters A–F). Level D indicates an adequate level of protection for tasks with a risk of cuts from edges or corners, such as glass or sheet metal, while maintaining precise handling.

Can it be used in jobs where there is some moisture or splashes?

The palm coating is designed to improve grip, and the glove has good resistance to liquid entry, making it suitable for environments with occasional splashes. For immersion or prolonged contact with liquids, it is advisable to consider a specifically waterproof glove.

How do I choose the correct size of gloves?

This model is available in sizes 7, 8, 9, and 10. If you are between two sizes, a tighter fit usually provides more precision in touch, while a slightly looser size may be more comfortable if worn for many hours.