Product Overview
The Cut D13 PU Essential Multipack represents a pragmatic solution for businesses requiring high-level hand protection without unnecessary overheads. Designed as a streamlined version of our established A625 glove, this model focuses on the core technical requirements of safety and dexterity. These gloves are engineered to provide Level D cut resistance, making them a reliable choice for environments where sharp edges and hazardous materials are a constant factor. By reducing packaging and simplifying the branding to a single-colour print, we are able to offer these in a value-driven pack of twelve, ensuring your team is consistently equipped with the protection they require.
Key Features
- Level D Cut Resistance: Provides a robust barrier against lacerations and sharp objects, ensuring safety in high-risk handling tasks.
- EN407 Contact Heat Level 1: Offers short-term protection against temperatures up to 100°C, which is essential for workers handling warm components or tools.
- Seamless Liner: Constructed to eliminate internal seams that cause irritation, allowing for prolonged wear throughout a full shift without discomfort.
- Economical 12-Pack: Supplied in bulk to provide maximum value for high-usage environments, reducing the frequency of reordering.
- Single-Colour Branding: A simplified aesthetic that focuses on functionality and cost-effectiveness while maintaining a professional appearance.
Design & Performance
The technical merit of the AB625 lies in its balance of protection and tactile sensitivity. The PU (Polyurethane) coating provides an excellent grip in both dry and slightly oily conditions, which is critical for precision tasks. This lightweight coating is applied to a seamless liner that conforms to the shape of the hand, providing the dexterity needed for intricate work that bulkier gloves might impede.
In terms of performance, the Level D cut rating is a significant benchmark for safety, designed to withstand considerable force from blades or metal shards. Furthermore, the inclusion of EN407 heat resistance ensures that the wearer is protected from thermal hazards that often accompany mechanical work, providing a versatile safety profile for varied industrial roles.
Why No Customisation?
We do not offer customisation on these gloves because they are classified as Personal Protective Equipment (PPE). Any secondary processing, such as heat-applied transfers or embroidery, could potentially compromise the integrity of the fabric and the protective coatings. To ensure the gloves perform exactly to their Level D and EN407 safety specifications, they must remain in their original, manufactured state.
Use Cases
These gloves are ideally suited for professionals working in metal fabrication, glass handling, and heavy-duty construction. They are equally effective for automotive technicians who may encounter sharp engine components or warm machinery. Given the pack size, they are a sensible choice for site managers looking to maintain a consistent stock of high-grade safety gear for their workforce.
Why MyWorkwear
MyWorkwear has been a staple of the British workwear industry since 1976. Operating from our base in Telford, we have spent nearly five decades refining our expertise in technical apparel and safety equipment. We understand that reliability is non-negotiable when it comes to PPE, which is why we only supply products that meet rigorous safety standards while offering genuine value to our customers.
Practical Advice
When selecting your size, ensure a snug fit to maintain maximum dexterity; a glove that is too loose can become a snagging hazard. We recommend inspecting the gloves before every shift for any signs of wear, particularly in the palm and fingertips. If the PU coating shows significant thinning or the liner is punctured, the glove should be replaced immediately to maintain full protection levels.
Caring for your product
To maintain the performance and safety ratings of these gloves, proper care and storage are essential. Environmental factors and improper handling can degrade the protective fibres over time.
We advise storing these gloves in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Exposure to UV rays can weaken the synthetic materials in the liner and cause the PU coating to become brittle, which reduces both grip and cut resistance.
As these are industrial gloves, we recommend following the specific manufacturer's instructions regarding cleaning. Avoid using harsh chemical detergents or bleach, as these can break down the cut-resistant properties of the fabric. Always allow the gloves to air dry naturally; using high-heat drying methods can shrink the seamless liner and damage the heat-resistant properties.
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