Portwest AC10 Chainmail Butcher's Gauntlet Glove
Working in fast-paced food processing environments can pose a serious risk to your hands, especially when using sharp chopping knives. The Portwest AC10 Chainmail Butcher's Gauntlet Glove utilises the age-old chainmail design, which stops sharp blades from penetrating through and slicing your hands. Approved for handling food and greasy substances, these chainmail gloves are essential for food processing and preparation industries.
What's Included?
Sizing Information
To find your perfect size, please measure the circumference and length of your hand as shown in the diagram. Match your measurements to the table below and then select your desired size using the drop-down menu at the top of the page.
| Size | Circumference (mm) | Length (mm) |
| Size 7 (Small) | 178mm | 171mm |
| Size 8 (Medium) | 203mm | 182mm |
| Size 9 (Large) | 229mm | 192mm |
| Size 10 (Extra Large) | 254mm | 204mm |
How Does the Portwest Chainmail Glove Protect Your Hand?
Metal chainmail is extremely effective in protecting your hand and forearm from cuts. Meat processing and food preparation often involves fast-paced environments using sharp blades, with the steel glove covering the vulnerable area, you can work at your usual pace without worrying about cuts from a sharp meat knife.
Performance Ratings
- EN 1082-1 (gloves and arm guards protection against cuts and stabs by hand knives)
- CE Certified foodsafe
Key Features and Benefits
- Highly protective stainless steel chainmail
- Long 45cm cuff offers more protection to the wrist and forearms
- Provides resistance against animal fats, oil and grease
- Wrist strap to tighten the fit and give added protection
- Ideal for working in meat/food processing industries
- Ambidextrous fit so can be used on either hand
Who Can Use the Portwest Gauntlet Glove?
Primarily this glove is designed to be used in industries where food preparation or processing is the main focus, particularly in a fast paced culture. However, the glove is also ideal for any environment where sharp objects are a common hazard, perhaps to be worn over a glove made from a softer material.
We have included some of these industries below:
How to Take Care of the Glove
If you are using this glove for food preparation, it's important to know how to ensure correct hygiene. The metal chainmail offers good resistance against animal fats, greases and oils, but as with any glove, you should make sure you wash your hands frequently and after every use. The glove itself should also be washed regularly with warm soapy water.
How Can I Adjust the Fit?
This glove comes with a helpful wrist strap. As well as tightening the fit around your forearm, giving extra protection against lacerations, it enables you to adjust for comfort and optimal handling.
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