DuPont Viking TG Kevlar/Steel Fiber Gloves, Cut 5 Protection,1Pair/pack

A Cut 5 rating indicates a very high level of cut protection, typically aligned with EN 388 cut resistance Level 5. This means the glove provides strong protection against sharp objects such as blades and metal edges.

Key specs: Kevlar/steel fiber construction, 7gg weight, about 64 g per pair, abrasion rating 3, cut rating 5, tear rating 2, puncture rating 1. They offer brief heat resistance up to 100 °C and feature knitwrist cuffs for a secure, comfortable fit.

They’re well-suited for tasks involving sharp or abrasive materials, such as metal fabrication, construction, glass handling, cutting and scraping operations, and anywhere you need strong cut protection while maintaining dexterity.

Choose the correct size to ensure snug fit and optimal protection. The knitwrist cuff helps keep the glove in place during use, preventing slippage. Always inspect for any damage before use and replace if the glove shows wear or nicks.

Handle with care to preserve the protective fibers. If cleaning is needed, use mild washing methods and air dry away from heat. Avoid prolonged exposure to high temperatures or direct flame to maintain performance.

Yes, they offer brief heat resistance up to 100 °C. Do not rely on them for prolonged heat exposure or direct radiant heat; use appropriate protection for sustained hot work environments.

They combine Kevlar with steel fiber for a strong cut rating (Cut 5) while keeping weight down for dexterity, plus a knitwrist design for secure fit. This balance of protection and tactility can be advantageous for precision tasks in sharp-material environments.

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Yes, in addition to cut resistance (5), these gloves have tear resistance rated at 2 and puncture resistance rated at 1, offering a broader level of protection against wear and incidental punctures.

Use them when handling sharp-edged or abrasive materials (e.g., metal parts, blades, glass, or rough-cut components) where high cut resistance is needed but you still require good dexterity and tactile feedback for precise work.