Overview

• Gloves with a level 4 cut resistance offer high protection against cuts or punctures. They can be used for applications including metal stamping, sheet metal handling, glass handling and food service
• Kevlar is a lightweight, synthetic fiber that is cut, puncture and heat resistant. It is five times stronger than steel and is commonly used in manufacturing. There are alternative Kevlar materials available that offer similar levels of protection
• Polyvinyl chloride (PVC) is a thermoplastic polymer used against acids, chemicals, greases, and oils. It is economical and abrasion resistant. It is not as puncture or cut resistant as compared to other gloves.