Cut Resistant Gloves

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When slicing food in a hurry, as most restaurants do, even the most adept hand can slip. In order to protect employees from harm, there are several different styles and sizes of cut resistant gloves available. The most important things to look at in a cut glove are the size and core safety material.

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1036579 C-Kure Cut-Resistant Single Package Glove in Size XL

C-Kure Cut-Resistant Single Package Glove in Size XL
1036579

C&K Manufacturing

Price: $15.90

99953 11-1/2" x 6" Five Clip KutGlove Station

11-1/2" x 6" Five Clip KutGlove Station
99953

Tucker

Price: $16.50

Sale: $15.90

PBS301-XL Cut-Resistant Butcher Glove (Extra Large)

Cut-Resistant Butcher Glove
PBS301

BVT/Chef Revival

Price: $18.49

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SG10-BL-L Blue Seafood Cut-Resistant Glove (Large)

Blue Seafood Cut-Resistant Glove
SG10-BL

BVT/Chef Revival

Price: $19.17

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SG10-GN-L Green Produce Cut-Resistant Glove (Large)

Green Produce Cut-Resistant Glove
SG10-GN

BVT/Chef Revival

Price: $19.17

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SG10-RD-L Red Meat Cut-Resistant Glove (Large)

Red Meat Cut-Resistant Glove
SG10-RD

BVT/Chef Revival

Price: $19.17

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SG10-y-L Yellow Poultry Cut-Resistant Glove (Large)

Yellow Poultry Cut-Resistant Glove
SG10-Y

BVT/Chef Revival

Price: $19.17

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SSG1-L Sani-Safe Cut Resistant Glove (Large)

Sani-Safe Cut Resistant Glove (Large)
SSG1-L

Dexter-Russell

Price: $19.76

SSG1-M Sani-Safe Cut Resistant Glove (Medium)

Sani-Safe Cut Resistant Glove (Medium)
SSG1-M

Dexter-Russell

Price: $19.76

SSG1-S Sani-Safe Cut Resistant Glove (Small)

Sani-Safe Cut Resistant Glove (Small)
SSG1-S

Dexter-Russell

Price: $19.76

SSG1-X Sani-Safe Cut Resistant Glove (X-Large)

Sani-Safe Cut Resistant Glove (X-Large)
SSG1-X

Dexter-Russell

Price: $19.76

Cut Resistant Glove (X-Small)
GLOVE1

Tablecraft

Price: $20.50

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Cut resistant gloves are typically constructed of material that are not easily slashed or punctured, like Kevlar, stainless steel or fiberglass. These materials are usually on the outer layer of the glove while the inner layer is composed of regular textile materials (like cotton) to provide comfort. Most of the gloves are knit or spun together and may resemble medieval chain mail. This method makes the gloves flexible, but one drawback is they may not be completely puncture-proof.