Portwest Food Glove Liner - Grey - M


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The Portwest A657 AHR Food Glove Liner is an essential safety accessory for professionals working in commercial kitchens and food processing environments who require high-level cut protection. It provides an exceptional Cut Level F safety rating, ensuring maximum hand protection during high-risk cutting tasks, though its thickness may feel slightly restrictive compared to thinner, non-protective hygiene gloves.
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Yes, it carries CE food-safe approval for use in processing environments, though it is typically recommended to wear an outer food-grade glove over it for hygiene.
While they are heat-resistant during the laundry process, they are not rated for high-heat contact tasks like pulling items out of an oven.
Cut Level F is the highest rating in the EN ISO 13997 standard, indicating the material can withstand very high blade pressure.
No, the Portwest A657 is ambidextrous and fits either hand perfectly.
To maintain hygiene standards in food processing, wash the liners at the end of every shift or immediately if they become visibly soiled.
Consider sizing up your outer nitrile or latex glove to accommodate the 10-gauge thickness of the A657 liner.
Inspect for holes or thinning fibers; if structural damage occurs, the cut-resistance may be compromised and the liner should be replaced.
To ensure maximum safety, always verify that the liner is completely dry before use. When setting up, place the liner on your hand first, ensuring the cuff is snug against your wrist, and then layer your standard food-safe outer glove over the top. Regarding care, the gloves are machine washable; use an industrial laundry cycle suitable for the 92°C rating to eliminate bacteria. Avoid using harsh bleaching agents that could degrade the cut-resistant fibers over time. Store in a cool, dry area away from direct sunlight to prevent fabric breakdown.