ATG Maxi Cut ProRange Gloves 34-450-XL

It’s certified to European EN388 standard with Level 4 protection against mechanical risks (cut, abrasion, tear, and puncture).

Nitrile-coated palm for grip, reinforced palm and thumb for durability, breathable micro-fleece liner for warmth and moisture management, soft flexible textile for dexterity, and a hook-and-loop cuff for an adjustable, secure fit.

They’re well suited for commercial, industrial, and manufacturing environments, plus activities like gardening or sharp knife work, especially when you’re dealing with wet or oily conditions.

The ProRange includes multiple sizes, with XL tailored for larger hands. For the best fit, choose a size that allows comfortable grip without excessive looseness, and use the hook-and-loop cuff to secure a snug wrist fit.

Wrap the cuff around your wrist and press to secure. Adjust the strap until you have a snug, comfortable seal that minimizes entry of debris while preserving dexterity.

Clean as needed with mild soap and water or wipe with a damp cloth, then air dry away from direct heat. Avoid harsh solvents or high-temperature ironing or drying.

They combine a nitrile-coated grip with a reinforced palm and thumb for durability, plus a breathable liner and dexterous feel, all aligned with EN388 Level 4 protection, aimed at longer wear life under demanding tasks.

Both share the same protection level and core features; the main difference is size. Choose 34-450-L if you have smaller hands, while 34-450-XL is designed for larger hands. For specifics, see the ATG Maxi Cut ProRange Gloves 34-450-L page: https://fepy.com/atg-maxi-cut-prorange-gloves-34-450-l

They offer the same protection and core features, with the XXL size catering to the largest hands. If you’re between XL and XXL, sizing up may improve comfort and fit. For details, see the ATG Maxi Cut ProRange Gloves 34-450-XXL page: https://fepy.com/atg-maxi-cut-prorange-gloves-34-450-xxl

Yes. They are EN388 Level 4 certified for mechanical hazards, so use them for tasks involving cutting, tearing, or puncture risks as appropriate, and always pair gloves with other PPE as required by your work environment. Inspect gloves before each use and replace if signs of wear or damage appear.

They’re suitable for wet or oily handling, gardening with sharp tools, light fabrication, and any job requiring good grip, dexterity, and reliable protection against mechanical risks.