Oil Resist Cut Resist C200 Lined Goatskin 3" Gauntlet W/Impact | Cut Resistance A5 | Bob Dale Gloves

Cut Resistant Gloves for Cold-Weather Handling

The Oil Resist Cut Resist C200 Lined Goatskin 3" Gauntlet W/Impact is a pair of cut-resistant gloves designed for cold-weather handling, impact exposure, and oily work conditions. Construction workers, utility workers, and equipment operators typically use this gear to support grip, warmth, and hand coverage during demanding tasks. This Bob Dale Gloves product features oil-resistant goatskin, cut level A5, and TPR backhand impact protection.

Industry Applications and Professional Use

Construction Work Environments

Construction workers typically use these work gloves when handling rough materials, tools, and components in colder conditions. The gauntlet cuff and reinforced thumb saddle help support hand coverage during daily site tasks. Teams often value the padded palm and leather PPE construction for consistent grip and comfort.

Oil & Gas Field Operations

Oil and gas crews commonly rely on oil-resistant gloves for maintenance, inspection, and material handling around coated or greasy surfaces. The grain goatskin palm and backhand suit work that involves frequent contact with equipment. Kevlar stitching and the split cowhide cuff add durable construction for field use.

Manufacturing and Plant Work

Manufacturing staff often choose insulated gauntlet gloves when they need hand protection during parts handling and equipment servicing. The cut-resistant lining and impact protection support repetitive tasks in industrial settings. The glove design also helps workers maintain dexterity while managing frequent handling risks.

Utilities and Municipal Work

Utility workers typically wear these gloves during cold-weather maintenance, repairs, and roadside tasks. The reflective strip and 3 inch cuff help improve visibility in low-light work environments. Cold weather PPE like this supports practical hand coverage when conditions change through the shift.

Warehousing and Transportation

Warehouse workers and transportation teams commonly use these impact protection gloves for loading, sorting, and equipment handling. The foam padded palm and keystone thumb assist with repeated gripping and lifting. In active logistics environments, the glove supports comfort during extended use.

Technical Specifications and Product Features

Understanding Product Standards

Specifications matter because they help buyers match gloves to the work environment and hazard type. This model combines ANSI/ISEA 105-2024, ANSI/ISEA 138-2019, ANSI/ISEA 105-2016, EN 388, and EN 511 ratings for a clearer performance profile. Buyers can compare material, lining, and protection features before selecting hand protection.

Use Case Scenarios and Applications

Cold Weather Utility Maintenance

Utility crews often wear these gloves when handling tools, covers, and materials outdoors in colder seasons. The C200 Thinsulate insulation helps support warmth without changing the glove’s work-ready profile. Workers also benefit from the cut-resistant lining when tasks involve repeated contact with edges or rough surfaces.

Oil-Exposed Field Tasks

Oil field crews commonly use these gloves for tasks that involve oily equipment or slippery surfaces. The oil-resistant grain goatskin palm and backhand help maintain workability in messy conditions. The design suits general handling, not moving blades or serrated cutting tools.

Equipment Servicing and Parts Handling

Maintenance technicians often choose this style for servicing equipment, moving components, and managing impact-prone tasks. The padded palm, reinforced thumb saddle, and Kevlar stitching support repeated use in shop and field settings. This combination helps workers manage fatigue during longer shifts.

Roadside and Outdoor Visibility Work

Workers on roadside jobs commonly need gauntlet gloves with a reflective strip and extended cuff. The 3 inch split cowhide cuff adds wrist coverage during outdoor work. These details help teams work more confidently in changing light and colder weather.

Ideal Applications and Work Environments

Where This Product Category Excels

• Cold weather utility maintenance: Insulation, gauntlet coverage, and cut-resistant gloves construction suit seasonal field work.
• Oil and gas handling: Oil-resistant gloves support contact with greasy surfaces and rough equipment.
• Equipment servicing: TPR backhand impact protection and padded palm features support frequent wrenching and parts handling.
• Outdoor roadside tasks: The reflective strip improves visibility during low-light work.

Not Recommended For

• Moving blade operations: These gloves are tested for cut and puncture resistance, but they are not cut and puncture proof.
• Specialized dielectric electrical work: Choose a glove specifically rated for electrical hazard applications when that hazard exists.

Professional Applications

Workers Who Rely on This Equipment

• Maintenance technicians: Use them for equipment servicing, repairs, and parts handling.
• Equipment operators: Wear them for grip support and impact exposure during active work.
• Utility workers: Rely on them for outdoor maintenance and cold-weather tasks.
• Construction workers: Use them for material handling and daily site work.
• Warehouse workers: Choose them for loading, sorting, and repetitive handling.
• Safety coordinators: Evaluate them as part of hand protection planning and PPE selection.

Complete Safety Equipment Solutions

Complementary Safety Gear

These gloves work alongside other equipment for more complete hand and jobsite protection. Layering PPE helps workers match eye, head, and visibility needs to the task. All Safety often supports complete PPE setups for industrial and outdoor crews.

Recommended Equipment Combinations

• Cold outdoor maintenance: gloves + safety glasses + hi-viz vests + hard hats
• Shop and field servicing: gloves + safety glasses + hearing protection
• Roadside work: gloves + hi-viz vests + hard hats

Selection Guide and Product Suitability

When to Choose This Product

Choose these gloves when your work involves cold weather, oil exposure, and repeated handling risk. They also suit tasks that need impact protection and a durable leather build. The gauntlet cuff adds a practical advantage for wrist coverage during active jobs.

Key Evaluation Factors

• Cut level A5 requirement for your application
• Need for EN 388 rated mechanical protection
• Cold-weather insulation and seasonal work conditions
• Need for reflective strip and extended cuff coverage

Limitations and Alternative Considerations

These gloves are not suitable for moving blades, serrated tools, or tasks that require cut-proof hand protection. For those applications, consider task-specific cut protection or specialized blade-resistant PPE. Available from All Safety with standard, expedited, or overnight shipping to suit project timelines.

Daily Use and Maintenance

Workplace Integration

Workers typically wear these gloves when they need insulated hand protection for outdoor or higher-handling-risk tasks. Use them per manufacturer instructions and specifications, especially when work conditions change through the shift. In shops and field sites, teams often pair them with other PPE before starting the job.

Care and Replacement Guidelines

Inspect the leather, stitching, cuff integrity, and impact features before each use per manufacturer instructions. Clean the gloves according to manufacturer specifications and avoid harsh soaking. Replace them when cut resistance, padding, or stitching shows wear, and store them in a dry, cool location away from direct heat and moisture.