Portwest CT Cut C18 Nitrile Glove – High-Dexterity Cut Protection

The Portwest CT Cut C18 Nitrile Glove delivers reliable Level C cut protection with a breathable, seamless design that prioritizes tactile sensitivity. It’s built for professionals who need precise control without compromising safety or comfort.

• 18-Gauge Seamless Liner: A lightweight, breathable core that enhances dexterity and reduces hand fatigue during long tasks.
• Cut Resistance: Offers Level C cut protection (EN 388) while certified to ANSI cut level A3 and CE standards for robust safety.
• Fiber-Free Safety: Free from glass and steel fibers, minimizing skin irritation while maintaining protection.
• Reinforced Thumb Crotch: Increased durability and protection in a high-wear area for heavy usage.
• Nitrile Micro Foam Coating: Delivers a secure grip on dry surfaces and supports ultra-high dexterity tasks.
• Wash-Life Durability: Retains its cut performance for up to 10 washes, helping you get lasting value from your gloves.
• Touchscreen Compatibility: Works with most mobile touchscreen devices, enabling quick data entry and tool control on the job.
• Certifications & QA: OEKO-TEX STANDARD 100 approved for materials safety and quality assurance; CE certified and surface-proven safety.

With these features, the Portwest CT Cut C18 glove is designed for electronics assembly, precision machining, jewelry handling, laboratory work, and other dry-environment tasks that demand both protection and tactile finesse. The seamless design reduces mapping friction and fatigue, while the nitrile coating provides reliable grip in dry conditions. The glove’s compatibility with touchscreens means you can monitor equipment, confirm specs, or log data without removal. The combination of cut resistance, dermatitis-friendly materials, and durable construction helps you stay accurate and productive throughout your shift. One user shared, “These gloves deliver exceptional comfort and protection, making precision tasks easier without worrying about durability or cut risks.”