Kimberly-Clark Professional KleenGuard G60 Purple Nitrile Cut-Resistant Gloves

The Dyneema fibre construction of the Kimberly-Clark Professional KleenGuard G60 Purple Nitrile Cut-Resistant Gloves confers an excellent level of cut-resistance and tensile strength. The gloves are ideal for handling sharp materials, and feature a dotted palm for improved grip.

Why Should I Buy the Kimberly-Clark Professional Kleenguard G60 Gloves?

• Cut-Resistant: Level 3 cut protection for handling glass and other sharp materials

• Flexible: Nitrile coated palm is dotted and flexible for improved grip and handling

• Strong: Dyneema fibre construction is incredibly durable with high tensile strength

• Convenient: Gloves are ambidextrous for improved convenience

Where Can I Use the Kimberly-Clark Professional Nitrile Cut-Resistant Gloves?

The Kimberly-Clark Gloves are ideal for tasks handling sharp materials. Suitable tasks include:

• Glass handling
• Metal handling
• Paper making
• Automotive
• Aerospace industry

Which Size Should I Choose?

Before purchase, you need to find the correct size for you. To do this, please measure the circumference of your hand and match to the sizing guide below. Once you have done this, you can find the size for you by clicking on the drop-down menu at the top of the page.

What Can the Kimberly-Clark Professional Nitrile Gloves Protect Me From?

The Kimberly-Clark gloves will protect your hands from cuts while handling sharp objects such as glass. The tough Dyneema construction is durable and reliable, for a heavy-duty working life. The gloves have passed the cut protection performance test at a pressure of 1,150 grams.

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How Do THE KIMBERLY-CLARK NITRILE CUT-RESISTANT GLOVES Make Handling Easier?

These gloves are perfect for handling sharp objects for the following reasons:

• High level of cut-resistance to help avoid injury when handling sharp objects and materials
• Dyneema fibre construction has exceptionally high tensile strength
• Flexible dotted palm for good grip

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