Cut Resistant Glove Levels Explained and Which Level is Right For

Curious how gloves can be cut & puncture-proof? Learn how cut resistant gloves are made, what standard EN388 means, and the difference between cut glove levels..
You know you need cut resistant gloves, but how do you compare one pair of gloves to another? How do you know which glove has the right level of cut resistance for you? To solve this problem, organizations in both the US and Europe have outlined industry standards for cut resistance in gloves. Knowing how to read these standardized cut resistance ratings is the best way to make sure you get the level of hand protection you need. Here’s what you need to know:   Different Cut Resistance Levels (and What They Mean) When you’re buying gloves, it’s helpful to understand

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