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Cut-resistant work gloves: what to check before you buy

About these gloves: for buyers in electronics plants and cleanrooms, the hard part is rarely finding cut-resistant gloves; it is keeping the quality the same from one batch to the next. Gloves that look alike can differ in knitting tension, finger fit and how long the grip area lasts. These gloves are sold under the Jiahon name, with the yarn and knitting specification kept the same across batches.

Sizes S, M, L and XL are available; choose the cut level to suit your plant’s protection requirements.

Features

FeatureDetails
KnittingShaped to follow the fingers for a close fit and less fatigue on long shifts
GripReinforced grip pattern at key areas for a steadier hold
Cut levelVaries by model; tell us the cut level you need when you ask for a quote
Batch traceabilitySold under the Jiahon name; batches can be traced for supplier-managed purchasing
UsesElectronics manufacturing, cleanroom work, handling metal parts, cutting and machining

Where it is used

  • Electronics manufacturing
  • Cleanroom work
  • Handling metal parts
  • Cutting and machining

Common questions

What do you need to quote cut-resistant gloves in volume? Monthly usage, the cut level you need and a description of the work, so we can quote a set and keep batches consistent.

What sizes are the cut-resistant gloves? S, M, L and XL.

Request a quote

Send the monthly usage, cut level, sizes and work environment. Request a quote →

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