Portwest CT32 CT MR18 Micro Foam Nitrile Cut Gloves

Portwest CT32 Nitrile Cut Safety Gloves Overview:

Introducing the Portwest CT32 CT MR18 Micro Foam Nitrile Cut 3 Gloves, the ultimate protective gear for industrial and mechanical work. These gloves are designed to provide superior cut resistance, with a cut level 3 rating, making them ideal for handling sharp objects and tools.

The gloves are constructed using high quality micro foam nitrile, which provides exceptional grip and dexterity, allowing you to perform tasks with precision and control. The nitrile coating is also resistant to oils, chemicals, and abrasions, ensuring long lasting durability and protection.

With its seamless liner, the Portwest CT32 CT MR18 Micro Foam Nitrile Cut 3 Gloves offer a comfortable and snug fit, reducing hand fatigue and increasing productivity. The gloves also feature an elasticated cuff, ensuring a secure fit and preventing debris from entering the glove.

Whether you are working in construction, manufacturing, or automotive industries, the Portwest CT32 CT MR18 Micro Foam Nitrile Cut 3 Gloves are the perfect choice for keeping your hands safe and protected. Order now and experience the ultimate in cut resistant gloves.

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Features and benefits:

• 18 gauge liner for extra dexterity
• Free from glass and steel fibres
• Retains cut performance level for up to 10 washes
• Reinforced thumb crotch for extra protection and durability
• Designed specifically for touchscreen devices
• Breathable seamless liner
• ANSI cut level A3
• Nitrile foam coating for excellent grip in wet and dry conditions
• Retail tag which aids presentation for retail sales
• CE certified
• Wash at 40°C using non-biological detergent, re-shape after wash. Do not tumble dry.

Conforming to the below safety standards:

EN ISO 21420:2020 Dexterity 5
EN388:2016 +A1:2018 - 4X31C
ANSI/ISEA 105: 2016 CUT Level A3

Here is a link to the Portwest CT32 Safety Gloves on the manufactures website.

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