Cut Resistant Gloves

With close to three hundred lines, this range covers the full cut-protection spectrum: PU-coated cut C and D gloves for general handling, nitrile sandy-grip styles for oily sheet, cut F gloves like the Portwest CS Cut F13 for the sharpest work, and specialist builds including impact-and-vibration gloves and Elliotts aramid gloves that combine cut and contact-heat resistance. Hi-vis and barehand-feel styles from the PIP G-Tek family sit alongside Elliotts and Portwest.

Which cut level do I actually need?

Match the level to the material. Cut C-D handles general steel fabrication and most sheet work; step up to E or F for slitting lines, glass and heavy gauge sheet with exposed edges. Going higher than needed costs you dexterity, which itself causes incidents, so pick the lowest level that genuinely covers the hazard.

WeldCo supplies these across Melbourne and Adelaide workshops in trade quantities.