Portwest Level D Cut Resistance Vis-Tex Cut Glove Long Cuff (A631)

WORLD OF PPE LTD

£3.75

Cut level D glove with PU dipping for high abrasion resistance, the HPPE Glass Fibre liner also achieves a level 1 for contact heat. Flexible hi–vis lining for optimum protection and comfort. Extended 10cm cuff adds additional protection to the wrist and forearm area. Features Level D cut resistance 13 gauge liner for a perfect fit Smooth PU coating for increased abrasion resistance Extended cuff for wrist and forearm protection High visibility liner Tested for both cut and heat protection Palm dipped to increase dexterity and ventilation Breathable seamless liner CE certified ANSI cut level A

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UK company
Registered at Companies House as WORLD OF PPE LTD, number 12842891. Checked 2026-08-29.
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UK operations
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British-owned
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Where it is made
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