Bsc Preferred GLV1041M Cut-resistant Glove 4 Per Case

Product Description

The BSC PREFERRED GLV1041M is a heavy-duty cut-resistant glove engineered for use in the meat processing and food service industries. Built with a patented single-end yarn construction combining Kevlar, Spectra, and stainless steel fibers, it delivers the highest ratio of cut protection to glove thickness available in its class. The ambidextrous design allows either hand to wear the same glove, reducing inventory complexity. Excellent thermal properties make it suitable for refrigerated or cold-storage work environments. Each case contains 4 gloves. Installation and use is handled by workers, safety managers, or PPE-program coordinators in commercial food processing facilities.

The GLV1041M is designed primarily for meat industry applications where knife-handling tasks create consistent cut hazards. It is well-suited for commercial butchering, slaughterhouse operations, and food processing lines where workers need reliable hand protection without sacrificing dexterity. The enhanced single-end yarn construction improves flexibility compared to earlier iterations, allowing workers to maintain grip and control during repetitive cutting tasks. Cold-storage environments benefit from the glove's thermal performance, making it a practical choice for refrigerated processing rooms and walk-in coolers.

Key Features

• Patented combination of Kevlar, Spectra, and stainless steel for maximum cut resistance
• Single-end yarn construction delivers the highest cut protection to thickness ratio available
• Ambidextrous design fits either hand, simplifying inventory management
• Enhanced dexterity compared to earlier versions allows better grip during knife work
• Excellent thermal properties suitable for cold-storage and refrigerated environments
• Sold in a case quantity of 4 gloves

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style PPE solution for meat processing, food service, and commercial kitchen environments where cut-resistant hand protection is required.

Installation Notes

Glove selection and deployment should be overseen by a site safety manager or PPE program coordinator in accordance with applicable OSHA hand protection standards. Inspect each glove before use for visible damage, broken yarns, or compromised seams. Replace immediately if structural integrity is in question. Do not use damaged gloves in knife-handling or blade-contact applications.