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Comparison

Cut-Resistant Gloves Compared

Seven gloves with stated cut resistance to ISO 13997 (TDM) side by side, from level B to F, plus the versions with chemical and ESD suitability.

All products in one table

ProductEN 388ChemicalMaterialCoatingGaugeSizesTouchOEKO-TEXLatexPack size
HI532Cut-resistant glove, cut level B, PU coating––Polyurethane (PU), palm13G6–11–●–120 pairs
HI533Cut-resistant glove, cut level C, nitrile micro-foam––Nitrile micro-foam, palm18G7–11●●–120 pairs
HI572ESD cut-resistant glove, cut level C, nitrile coating–HPPE/glass fibre/carbon/nylon/spandexNitrile, palm15G7–11●––120 pairs
HI534Cut-resistant glove, cut level D, sandy nitrile–HPPESandy nitrile, palm13G7–11●●–120 pairs
HI552Chemical and cut-resistant glove, cut level DType A · AJKLOPT–Sandy nitrile, palm–7–11–––72 pairs
HI535Cut-resistant glove, cut level E, sandy nitrile––Sandy nitrile, palm13G7–11●●–120 pairs
HI536Cut-resistant glove, cut level F, nitrile micro-foam––Nitrile micro-foam, palm15G7–11●●–120 pairs

Source: product data sheets. ● yes, – not stated. X in the EN 388 code = not tested.

The differences at a glance

  • Levels: HI532 B, HI533 and HI572 C, HI534 and HI552 D, HI535 E, HI536 F. Higher does not automatically mean better: higher levels are often stiffer.
  • Added function: HI552 combines cut level D with type A chemical protection; HI572 with ESD suitability.
  • Touchscreen: HI533, HI534, HI535, HI536 and HI572 are compatible according to the data sheet; HI532 and HI552 do not state it.
  • Knit gauge: HI533 is the thinnest at 18G, HI536 and HI572 are 15G, HI532, HI534 and HI535 are 13G.
  • Limit: cut resistance is not stab protection, and do not wear near rotating machinery (risk of entanglement).

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