cut and puncture resistant gloves Supplier
M-tide is a premium manufacturer of puncture-resistant gloves that also deliver cut protection. Our products meet EN388 and ANSI/ISEA 105-2016 testing standards. Made from HPPE, stainless steel fibers, and nylon lining, they protect against sharp objects like needles, metal burrs, and glass shards. These gloves offer flexibility, lightweight comfort, and breathability while delivering exceptional durability. Suitable for diverse applications, they enhance workplace safety and efficiency. M-tide offers complimentary samples and provides OEM customization for multi-purpose gloves. Contact our experts today.
Complies with EN388 and ANSI testing standards.
Ergonomically designed for a comfortable fit.
Enhanced grip for improved work efficiency.
Product Specifications
M-tide’s puncture-resistant work gloves have passed multiple sharp object tests. Reliable quality, bulk purchasing is available, meeting diverse operational needs of enterprises.
M-tide’s puncture-resistant gloves use top-quality composite fibers. These include HPPE, stainless steel wire, and nylon fibers. Surfaces feature latex and rubber coatings. Dot-patterned coatings enhance grip and prevent slippage. Additionally, we offer versatile OEM custom gloves—contact our experts for details.
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M-tide boasts over 10 years of manufacturing expertise. We make versatile OEM puncture-resistant gloves. Our focus is on Level 4 and Level 5 protection. Utilizing premium raw materials, our products meet EN388 and ANSI/ISEA international standards. Each glove undergoes over 20 rigorous quality inspections. We offer ODM/OEM production and ensure a stable supply for large-volume orders. Every customer receives superior products and service.
- Commitment to green and eco-friendly principles
- Acceptance of ODM/OEM orders
- Implementation of rigorous quality control throughout the entire production process
- Over 10 years of specialized manufacturing experience in puncture-resistant gloves
- Customized production services
Core Material for Puncture-Resistant Gloves
HPPE
HPPE stands for High-Performance Polyethylene Fiber. It has great tensile strength and abrasion resistance. Plus, it’s low in density and lightweight. HPPE fibers soak up and spread out the force from sharp objects. This blocks needles, burrs, and other hazards from puncturing. Plus, it keeps the gloves soft and flexible. This material isn’t heat-resistant, so don’t use it in high-temperature situations.
Stainless Steel Fibers
Stainless steel fibers use their natural hardness to resist sharp objects. They are often combined with other fibers in composite structures. This greatly boosts the glove’s puncture resistance rating. Composite weaving combines metallic toughness with flexible fibers, keeping the glove flexible.
High-Quality Nylon Fibers
High-quality nylon fibers offer excellent tear resistance and puncture resistance. They create a protective mesh through a tight process. This blocks medium to low-strength sharp objects from getting through. Nylon also provides good elasticity and wear resistance, enhancing glove durability. Suitable for everyday puncture-resistant scenarios like gardening and logistics sorting.
Customize Your Puncture-Resistant Gloves:
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Additional Features:
Cut-resistant, corrosion-resistant, insulating properties, anti-static -
Materials:
HPPE, nylon, aramid, stainless steel fiber, Kevlar, polyester, and other composite yarns -
Coatings:
Latex coating, PU coating, neoprene coating -
Dipping:
Half-dip, full-dip, three-quarter dip, spot dip -
Printing:
Heat transfer, screen printing (supports custom corporate logos and brand identifiers) -
Sizes:
6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, XS–XXXL
Puncture-Resistant Gloves Applications
Outdoor Work Protection
Puncture-resistant gloves provide daily work protection for industries such as fishing, logistics unpacking, waste recycling, and garden pruning. They defend against cuts and punctures from sharp objects and metal burrs, safeguarding workers’ hands and reducing risks.
Industrial Production
Puncture-resistant gloves block penetration from metal burrs and sharp objects. Suited for industrial production settings like machining and auto repair, their coatings offer slip resistance and abrasion durability to safeguard workers’ hands. Designed to meet high-intensity, high-volume operational demands.
Frequentiy Asked Questions
What is your minimum order quantity?
M-tide’s standard MOQ is typically 1,200 pairs, while custom styles require a minimum order of 5,000 pairs. Specific MOQs depend on factors such as material, protection level, and size. Please contact our experts for details.
Difference Between Puncture-Resistant Gloves and Cut-Resistant Gloves
Puncture-resistant gloves protect you from sharp objects. Cut-resistant gloves help prevent injuries from sharp edges or tools. The Kevlar in puncture-resistant gloves provides some cut resistance. However, it doesn’t meet the safety standards for professional cut-resistant gloves.
Can Anti-Puncture Gloves Provide Complete Protection?
Anti-puncture gloves cannot offer all-around protection. Most gloves on the market only reinforce vulnerable areas of the hand. M-tide gloves provide full protection and can be tailored to fit your needs. We look forward to working with you.
What are the safety standards for puncture-resistant gloves?
| level | ANSI/ISEA105 | EN388 | ASTM F2878 |
| 0 | – | – | <2N |
| 1 | 10-19N | 20-59N | ≥2N |
| 2 | 20-59N | 60-99N | ≥4N |
| 3 | 60-99N | ≥6N | |
| 4 | 100-149N | 150+N | ≥8N |
| 5 | 150+N | ≥10N |
ANSI/ISEA is the American standard, EN388 is the European standard, and ASTM F2878 is the standard specifically for needle penetration testing.
Which offers superior puncture resistance: nitrile gloves or vinyl gloves?
Nitrile gloves demonstrate significantly superior puncture resistance. Made from tough synthetic materials, nitrile gloves resist punctures well. This makes them great for handling sharp tools or items with sharp edges. Vinyl gloves, however, are better suited for low-risk, light-duty tasks.
Can puncture-resistant gloves be reused?
Puncture-resistant gloves can be reused. However, it is crucial to thoroughly inspect the gloves for damage, fraying, or tears before each use. If any of these conditions are present, the gloves must be replaced immediately. Medical-grade puncture-resistant gloves are for single use only. Discard them after each use.
How should puncture-resistant gloves be maintained?
First, determine the glove material. If made of nitrile for single-use, dispose of them directly. For composite-material gloves, gently rinse or wipe after use. Next, air-dry them in a shaded area. Finally, store in a cool, dry place.
Are puncture-resistant gloves recyclable?
Recyclability depends on the glove’s composition. Single-material gloves are generally recyclable. Gloves made from multiple materials require disposal through specialized recycling facilities.
What is the lifespan of anti-stab gloves?
Longevity varies based on usage intensity and frequency.
- Lower-protection gloves require replacement every 1-3 months with heavy use.
- Medium-protection gloves last 3-6 months under moderate use.
- High-protection gloves endure 6-12 months during high-intensity applications.
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