When projects demand the right glove for the job, Gorilla Grip has you covered. From cut protection to precision work, Gorilla Grip Specialty gloves guarantee an unrivaled grip for any specific tasks you’re ready to take on.
Cuts and scrapes don’t have to be part of the job. Reduce the risk with commercial-grade, ANSI A5 level cut protection.
The trusted Gorilla Grip work glove featuring an insulated liner that’s designed to keep your hands warm in cold weather.
Perfect for precision work and outdoor activities where extreme dexterity and gripping power are required.
Gorilla Grip cut-resistant gloves provide serious industrial-grade cut protection. Able to withstand the American National Standards Institute (ANSI) level A5 cut resistance testing, these work gloves protect hands when working around sharp blades, rough metal, or glass. Engineered with a breathable, knit shell that’s reinforced with cut resistance, they feature the same, trusted Gorilla Grip technology on the palm for maximum gripping power.
At jobsites, in office spaces, and even around the house, we’re presented with varying levels of potential cut hazards. Your hands are two of the most valuable tools you have, so choosing cut-resistant gloves that provide the appropriate level of protection will keep you safer and more productive. Just look for the ANSI Standard rating on Gorilla Grip gloves and trust that they’ll provide the ideal balance between protection, performance, comfort, and the grip that never slips.
The American National Standards Institute, or ANSI, established a single standardized testing methodology to determine cut resistance in gloves. ASTM F2992-15 testing is performed by utilizing a standardized cut-testing device (TDM-100). The test sample is subjected to multiple cuts by a straight edged blade moving horizontally across the sample at a 20mm distance while a load (in grams) is applied. The blade is then replaced after each cut to ensure accuracy. Essentially, the cut resistance score is determined by the gram weight level applied that ultimately leads to the straight blade cutting through the material. The issued cut resistance level can range from A1-A9 with A1 providing the least resistance and A9 providing the most resistance.
| CUT LEVEL | WEIGHT (GRAMS) NEEDED TO CUT THROUGH MATERIAL WITH 20 MM BLADE TRAVEL |
|---|---|
| A0 | ////////////////////////////////////// < 200G |
| A1 | ////////////////////////////////////// > 200G |
| A2 | ///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// > 500G |
| A3 | //////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// > 1,000G |
| A4 | ////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// > 1,500G |
| A5 | /////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// > 2,200G |
| A6 | //////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// > 3,000G |
| A7 | ////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// > 4,000G |
| A8 | //////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// > 5,000G |
| A9 | ///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// > 6,000G |
Light assembly and material handling, small parts with rough edges, warehouse, packaging, light automotive assembly, general purpose.
Medium assembly and material handling, small parts with sharp edges, warehouse, packaging, electrical, HVAC, metal fabrication and handling, automotive assembly.
Assembly or movement of heavy objects with sharp edges, metal stamping and recycling, sharp metal handling, glass and window manufacturing, HVAC, food prep and meat processing, aerospace industry.
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