Product Overview
The CT67 Cut F13 Nitrile Glove represents a significant advancement in hand protection technology, designed specifically for environments where high cut risks are a daily reality. This glove achieves the maximum Cut Level F protection without relying on traditional glass or steel fibres, which can often cause skin irritation or product contamination. By utilizing state-of-the-art construction techniques and high-performance materials, it provides a lightweight and flexible alternative to bulkier safety gloves, ensuring the wearer can maintain precision while handling sharp objects.
Key Features
- Cut Level F protection provides the highest standard of resistance against sharp edges, ensuring maximum safety for the wearer when handling hazardous materials.
- Glass and steel fibre-free construction eliminates the risk of skin irritation and prevents contamination in sensitive manufacturing environments.
- Nitrile foam coating is engineered to offer a secure grip in both wet and oily conditions, significantly reducing the likelihood of accidental slips.
- Breathable 13 gauge liner provides a lightweight, ergonomic fit that moves with the hand to reduce fatigue during long shifts.
- DyUltra™ material technology delivers exceptional abrasion resistance that is stronger than para-aramids, extending the service life of the glove.
Design & Performance
The performance of the CT67 is rooted in its sophisticated material composition. The integration of DyUltra™ ensures that the glove remains resilient against surface wear and tear, maintaining its protective integrity far longer than standard alternatives. Unlike many high-protection gloves that can feel rigid, the lightweight 13 gauge liner allows for excellent tactile feedback and dexterity.
The nitrile foam coating is a deliberate design choice for professionals working in varied conditions. It is specifically formulated to channel liquids away from the surface of the glove, ensuring that even in greasy or damp settings, your grip remains firm and predictable. This balance of flexibility and high-level protection makes it a standout choice for technical manual work.
Why No Customisation?
As this item is high-specification Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) intended for extreme cut protection, we do not offer customisation services such as embroidery or printing. Applying heat-pressed transfers or stitching through the fabric could compromise the structural integrity of the protective DyUltra™ fibres and the nitrile coating. To ensure these gloves perform exactly to their certified safety standards, they are sold in their original, tested state.
Use Cases
These gloves are an essential choice for carpenters, metal workers, and professionals in the glass handling and recycling industries. They are particularly effective for assembly lines where sharp plastic or metal components are handled frequently, and where maintaining a secure grip is as vital as protecting the skin from lacerations.
Why MyWorkwear
MyWorkwear has been a specialist provider of high-quality workwear and PPE since 1976. Operating from our base in Telford, we bring decades of industry expertise to our product selection. We understand that in hazardous environments, the quality of your gear is not just a matter of comfort, but a matter of safety, which is why we only supply products that meet rigorous professional standards.
Practical Advice
To ensure the best performance, it is vital to select the correct size; this particular model is a size Large. A glove that is too loose can reduce your grip and dexterity, while one that is too tight can cause discomfort and premature wear. We recommend assessing the specific cut risks of your task to ensure Level F protection is the appropriate choice for your safety requirements.
Caring for your product
To maintain the high-level protective properties of your gloves, they should be stored in a cool, dry environment away from direct sunlight. Exposure to UV rays over long periods can degrade the nitrile coating and the synthetic fibres, potentially reducing their effectiveness.
Regularly inspect your gloves for signs of significant wear, such as thinning of the nitrile coating or visible holes in the liner. Because these gloves are designed for high-risk environments, they should be replaced as soon as any structural damage is identified to ensure your hands remain fully protected at all times.
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