High Cut Gloves Level C/5 – PU Coated HPPE Fibre with Glass Fibre

These high cut gloves deliver Level C cut protection alongside a lightweight, comfortable fit that works all day without getting in the way. Built with an HPPE and glass fibre blend liner, they sit at the serious end of the cut resistance scale — the kind of glove you reach for when you’re handling sheet glass, metal fabrications, or anything else that has a habit of biting back. The PU coating on the palm gives you the grip you need without bulking the glove out, and the seamless construction keeps things comfortable during extended use.

The EN 388:2016 mechanical hazard rating of 4.X.4.2.C tells the full story: abrasion resistance rated 4, tear resistance rated 4, puncture resistance rated 2, and an enhanced cut rating of C under ISO 13997. That last one is the important figure for high cut gloves — it reflects real-world blade resistance rather than the older blade-drag test, which was fairly easy to game with certain liner materials.

Where High Cut Gloves Like These Are Used

The combination of cut protection and dexterity makes these a practical choice across a wide range of trades and industries. Glaziers handling panes and beading, steel fixers sorting rebar, warehouse operatives picking around sheet materials, landscapers clearing brash — any job where a cut is a genuine likelihood rather than just a theoretical risk. They’re also popular in manufacturing environments where machinery and tooling are involved, and on general construction sites where multiple trades share a space and the floor tends to have things on it you’d rather not grab blindly.

Fit and Comfort

The elasticated knitted cuff keeps the glove in place without restricting movement, and the breathable back means your hands don’t turn into a swamp after an hour of work. Available in sizes 8 through 11, so there’s a fit for most hands on site. At this price point per pair, keeping a supply in the van or site store is a straightforward decision.