Many manufacturers produce gloves with this specific rating, often targeting cold-weather or high-grip environments:
Indicates the straight-blade cut test was not performed or is not applicable. Notable Products with this Feature Many manufacturers produce gloves with this specific rating,
The code refers to a specific safety rating under the EN 388:2016 standard, which measures the mechanical protection provided by work gloves. If you are looking for products with this specific protection profile, it typically indicates a glove designed for light-to-medium duty tasks where dexterity and grip are prioritized over extreme cut or puncture resistance. What the "2131X" Rating Means What the "2131X" Rating Means High resistance to
High resistance to snagging and tearing (Level 3 out of 4). Handling boxes and equipment where grip is essential
General site work that doesn't involve handling highly sharp materials like glass or sheet metal.
Low protection against sharp edges (Level 1 out of 5).
Handling boxes and equipment where grip is essential.