Working in the oil and gas industry can expose you to added hazards such as severe skin abrasions or lacerations. Cut/impact resistant gloves can provide cut resistance throughout the palm and fingers for maximum cut protection, while Thermoplastic Rubber (TPR) disperses blows to the top of the hand. For our complete line of gloves: Glove Catalog
How Our Cut Resistant Gloves Service Works
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On-site when you need us, providing industry leading products and services
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Trained professionals deliver your gloves
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We stock, maintain, replenish your safety cabinets
Most Popular Cut Resistant Gloves & Sleeves
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CUT PRO® (18 Gauge)
- 18 gauge Hypermax shell
- Microfoam nitrile coated palm and fingers
- 6 dozen per case
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G-TEK® POLYKOR®
- 13 gauge Polykor blended shell
- Double-dipped nitrile coated micro-surface grip on palm and fingers
- Silicone-free
- 6 dozen per case
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G-TEK® POLYKOR®
- 13 gauge PolyKor® blended shell
- Nitrile coated micro-surface grip on palm and fingers
- 6 dozen per case
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GREAT WHITE® ECO SERIES
- 13 gauge Dyneema® Diamond Shell
- Polyurethane coated palm and fingers
- 6 dozen per case
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THE SAFETY DIRECTOR SD-CUT 2™
- 13 gauge HPPE shell
- Polyurethane coated palm and fingers
- Silicone-free
- 6 dozen per case
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KUT GARD 18" DYNEEMA® DIAMOND
- 2-ply Dyneema Diamond technology
- 18" length
- Elastic ends for a snug fit
- Sold individually
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DUPONT™ KEVLAR® SLEEVES
- 2-ply Kevlar
- Sold individually
- ANSI cut level A3
Pursuant to OSHA Regulations, 29 CFR 1910.132 (Subpart I), an employer bears sole responsibility for selecting the type(s) of personal protective equipment to be used by its employees. All purchasers of personal protective equipment from Cintas bear full responsibility for selecting the PPE appropriate for use by their employees. Cintas expressly disclaims all implied warranties including an implied warranty of merchantability or fitness for particular purpose.
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