Product Overview
The CS Cut D15 Nitrile Glove is a sophisticated piece of personal protective equipment designed for environments where sharp edges and high-precision tasks coexist. Balancing safety with tactile sensitivity is often a challenge, yet this glove manages both by utilizing a Cut Level D rating within a remarkably flexible framework. It is engineered to protect the wearer against significant mechanical risks while maintaining the breathability and comfort required for a full shift on the factory floor or construction site.
Key Features
- Cut Level D Protection: Provides high-tier resistance against sharp materials, ensuring that personnel handling glass, metal, or blades are adequately shielded from lacerations.
- 15-Gauge Lightweight Liner: The fine-knit construction offers a high degree of dexterity and a 'second-skin' feel, which is vital for precision assembly and handling small components.
- Nitrile Foam Coating: This specialized coating excels in dry, wet, or oily conditions, channeling fluids away from the surface to maintain a secure, slip-resistant grip.
- Reinforced Thumb Crotch: By strengthening this traditional weak point, the glove offers extended longevity in high-friction areas, reducing the frequency of replacements.
- Touchscreen Compatibility: Integrated functionality allows for the operation of tablets and smartphones without removing the gloves, maintaining safety protocols while staying connected.
Design & Performance
The technical architecture of this glove relies on a complex blend of HPPE, glass fibre, nylon, and elastane. This combination creates a material that is physically tough yet remains pliable. The lightweight fabric ensures that hand fatigue is minimised during repetitive tasks, while the nitrile foam coating remains flexible even in cooler conditions. The grey and black aesthetic is practical, hiding the inevitable grease and grime of industrial environments, while the ergonomic design follows the natural contours of the hand for an unrestrictive fit.
Why No Customisation?
As a critical piece of Personal Protective Equipment (PPE), these gloves are sold without customisation options. Adding embroidery or heat-applied transfers could compromise the integrity of the protective fibres or interfere with the specialized nitrile coating. Our priority is ensuring that the safety performance of the glove remains exactly as tested and certified, providing you with uncompromised protection.
Use Cases
These gloves are highly recommended for professionals in automotive manufacturing, metal fabrication, and construction. They are particularly suited for carpenters and tradespeople who require a high level of protection when handling raw materials but cannot afford to lose the fine motor skills needed for precision hand tools or digital device operation.
Why MyWorkwear
Since 1976, MyWorkwear has been supplying the UK workforce from our base in Telford. We understand that the right equipment is not just about compliance, but about comfort and productivity. With nearly five decades of expertise, we curate our range to ensure that every item, from footwear to hand protection, meets the rigorous demands of professional trade environments.
Practical Advice
When selecting your size, ensure a snug fit. A glove that is too loose will diminish your tactile feedback and can be a snagging hazard, while one that is too tight will restrict blood flow and lead to hand fatigue. If you are between sizes, the elastane content in these gloves generally allows for a comfortable fit in the smaller size to maintain maximum dexterity.
Caring for your product
To maintain the high-performance standards of the nitrile coating and the cut-resistant fibres, proper maintenance is essential. We recommend a gentle manual clean with cool water and a mild detergent to remove surface debris without degrading the synthetic materials.
Avoid the use of industrial bleaches or harsh chemical cleaners, as these can break down the glass fibre and HPPE structure, significantly reducing the cut resistance. Furthermore, air drying is preferred over mechanical tumble drying; excessive heat can cause the nitrile foam to become brittle and peel, which would ultimately compromise your grip and safety.
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