WORK GLOVES · CUT RESISTANCE
Cut-Resistant Work Gloves in Canada
Cut-resistant work gloves for handling metal roofing, glass and sharp edges: insulated for winter, cut level A5, and ultra-thin for dexterity. Priced in CAD.
Quick answerMatch the cut level to the material you handle, choose insulated gloves for cold-weather roofing, and thin gloves when you need to feel fasteners and connectors.
- Cut resistant
- Insulated
- Ultra-thin
- Grip coatings
- CAD pricing
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How to choose work gloves
MATCH THE GEAR TO THE JOB
CUT LEVEL
Higher cut levels for sheet metal, glass and sharp edges.
COLD
Insulated gloves for winter roofing and outdoor work.
DEXTERITY
Thin gloves for handling connectors and fasteners.
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Work gloves: common questions
ANSWERS YOU CAN CITE
01What cut level do I need for metal roofing?
Sheet metal edges call for a high cut level; the product page lists each glove's rating.
02Is this equipment CSA certified?
Each product page states its actual rating. Safety Direct and FallTech list CSA Z259 where the maker certifies it; Frontline, Malta Dynamics and SSRA products are ANSI/OSHA rated, not CSA. Match the rating to your provincial rules, or call 437-475-2066 and we'll check it for you.


