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Low quality or the wrong class of work gloves can be more than just an inconvenience. They can lead to serious injury if you’re working around sharp tools or materials.
Help your team work with confidence and protect their most valuable assets (their hands) with TigerPak’s range of high-quality cut resistant gloves.

 

Protect Your Hands with Cut Resistant Gloves

In industries like construction and fabrication, gloves are a vital piece of personal protection equipment and can be the difference between a near miss and lifelong disability.
Working around cutting implements or sharp materials like glass can present frequent risk to fingers and hands. Keeping your team protected with quality cut-proof gloves can prevent accidents and improve workflow.

 

Types of Cut Resistant & Stab Resistant Gloves

At TigerPak, we know how important quality protective wear is. From heavy-duty work gloves to cut and puncture resistant gloves in a range of styles, we can help you find the ideal pair for your industry. 

We stock gloves made from premium materials like nitrile, HPPE, and Dyneema, and feature handy options like abrasion resistance (ideal for timber working), vibration resistance (to reduce grip fatigue around power tools), and heat resistance up to 100C for added protection.

 

Why You Can Trust Our Cut Resistant Gloves

All of our cut resistant gloves are rated at level 5 under the EN 388:2016 standards for abrasion, cutting, tearing, and puncturing, giving you the confidence that your team has the best gloves and maximum protection for their hands.

 

How to Choose the Right Cut Resistant Gloves

Depending on your industry, your choice of anti-cut gloves will differ. It’s important to think about what extra features you may need other than cut resistance, such as extra grip, heat resistance, or anti-abrasion. 

We also stock options like welders gloves, so have a browse through our range to find what you need.

FAQ's

What is the difference between cut resistant and cut proof gloves?

No glove can guarantee zero cut risk. "Cut proof" is a marketing term, not a safety standard. Cut resistant gloves are independently tested and rated to withstand a defined level of cutting force, so you know exactly what protection your team is getting. TigerPak's range meets recognised safety standards, giving you reliable, measurable protection rather than a marketing promise.

 

What cut resistance level do I need?

It depends on what your team is working with. Kitchen and light assembly tasks typically require a lower cut level (A1 to A3), while industrial handling, glass work, or metal fabrication demands a higher rating (A4 to A9). Using the wrong class of glove is one of the most common causes of preventable hand injuries on the job. Check the ANSI/ISEA or EN388 rating before you buy.

 

Can cut resistant gloves also protect against stabs and punctures?

Not automatically. Stab resistant gloves are built with tighter weaves or layered materials specifically engineered to resist puncture forces from sharp points like needles or wire. Cut resistance and stab resistance are different ratings, so if your team faces both risks, check the product specs carefully rather than assuming one covers the other.

 

How do I know when to replace my cut resistant gloves?

Look for fraying, thinning fabric, holes, or stiffness. If you can see it, the glove has already lost protective integrity and needs to be replaced immediately. Even without visible damage, protective fibres degrade with heavy daily use over time. A worn-out glove offers little better protection than no glove at all.

 

Are cut resistant gloves suitable for food handling?

Yes, and they're widely used in commercial kitchens and food processing environments. That said, not every cut resistant glove is food-safe. Always confirm the product carries a food-safe certification before putting them in a food prep setting. TigerPak can point you toward the right option for your application.