Introducing the MaxiCut Ultra Impact Gloves by AGT

Industrial safety gloves manufacturer ATG has released the 52-6745FI MaxiCut Ultra Impact Gloves, designed to meet the demands of professionals working in high-risk environments such as construction, mining, stevedoring, rigging and temporary fencing. The gloves provide high-level cut resistance, impact protection and ergonomic comfort in one integrated solution.

Engineered with CUTtech technology, the gloves use high-performance yarns to deliver EN 388:2016 + A1:2018 level F cut protection while maintaining flexibility and comfort. For back-of-hand protection, the gloves meet ANSI/ISEA 138 Level 2 and EN 388 impact protection rating P, with integrated shock-absorbing zones that help shield against injury without restricting movement.

To manage temperature and moisture, the gloves incorporate AD-APT and AIRtech technologies. AD-APT is a natural cooling agent activated by hand movement and rising internal glove temperature, helping to keep hands up to 65% cooler. AIRtech uses a patented micro-foam coating for 360° breathability, expelling moisture and heat to support consistent comfort.

The gloves are also treated with DURAtech, extending their lifespan through increased abrasion resistance, and feature ERGOtech knitting for reduced fatigue and improved fingertip sensitivity. A GRIPtech micro-cup finish ensures a controlled grip in wet and dry conditions, contributing to both safety and productivity.

The 52-6745FI MaxiCut Ultra gloves are touchscreen compatible, allowing use with smart devices without glove removal. They are also fully launderable up to three cycles at 40°C without compromising mechanical performance.

Dermatologically accredited by the Skin Health Alliance and free from silicone, the gloves are available in sizes 6 to 12, with a palm-coated knit wrist design suitable for a range of industrial applications.

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