Bsc Preferred GLV1041L Cut Resistant Glove 4 Per Case

Product Description

The BSC PREFERRED GLV1041L is a heavy-duty cut-resistant glove engineered for meat industry professionals who work with knives and blades in demanding production environments. Built on a single-end yarn construction, it delivers the highest ratio of cut protection to thickness available in its class. The glove combines Kevlar, Spectra, and stainless steel fibers in a patented blend that provides exceptional cut resistance while maintaining thermal protection. Its ambidextrous design reduces the need to stock separate left- and right-hand units. Licensed trades, butchers, and food processing workers who require durable hand protection will find this glove suited to high-frequency cutting tasks.

The GLV1041L is designed for use in meat processing and food production facilities where cut hazards from knives, blades, and sharp equipment are routine. The ambidextrous fit allows any worker to use a single glove on either hand, streamlining inventory and deployment across shifts. The glove is sold in a case quantity of 4 units, making it practical for facility-level purchasing. Its thermal properties also make it suitable for environments where cold storage or refrigerated conditions are part of the workflow.

Key Features

• Single-end yarn construction delivers the highest cut protection to thickness ratio available
• Patented blend of Kevlar, Spectra, and stainless steel for multi-layer cut resistance
• Ambidextrous design fits either hand, reducing inventory complexity
• Excellent thermal properties suitable for cold and refrigerated work environments
• Heavy-duty construction for high-frequency, production-level use
• Sold 4 units per case for facility purchasing efficiency

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or standard-issue cut-resistant glove for meat processing, food production, and similar industrial hand-protection applications requiring cut-resistant PPE.

Installation Notes

Inspect the glove before each use for signs of wear, cuts, or fiber separation that may compromise cut protection. Replace gloves that show visible damage to the yarn or steel fiber layers. Follow your facility safety program and applicable OSHA hand-protection standards when specifying glove selection and replacement intervals. Do not attempt to repair a damaged cut-resistant glove.