SiteGrips cut-resistant work glove photographed from the back and fingers.

Work Site Gloves

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$6.00
$6.00
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SiteGrips cut-resistant work glove photographed from the back and fingers.
  • SiteGrips cut-resistant work glove photographed from the back and fingers.
  • Close view of a SiteGrips cut-resistant glove showing its woven back and safety label.
  • SiteGrips cut-resistant work gloves shown together with green and blue cuffs.
  • Palm view of a SiteGrips work glove showing its black grip coating.
  • Pair of SiteGrips cut-resistant gloves shown side by side with their safety labels.
  • Palm view of a SiteGrips work glove showing its black grip coating and fingers.
  • Side view of the palm and fingers of a SiteGrips work glove.
  • Two SiteGrips work gloves shown palm up with black grip coating.
  • Angled back view of a SiteGrips cut-resistant glove with its safety label visible.
  • Angled close-up of the back and wrist cuff of a SiteGrips work glove.
  • Palm side of a SiteGrips work glove showing the black coated fingers.
  • Pair of SiteGrips gloves with blue and green cuffs shown side by side.
  • Work Site Gloves
  • Work Site Gloves
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Work Site Gloves

Work Site Gloves

$6.00
$6.00

★★★★★ Rated 4.8
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Pack savings: Save 10% on 6 pairs or 15% on 12 pairs. Free shipping applies to 12 pairs or more.

Heavy duty cut resistant work gloves built for Australian and New Zealand trades. Work Site Gloves are ideal for bricklaying — and far from limited to it. Concreting, steel fixing, scaffolding, demolition, landscaping, warehouse and general site labouring: one glove, certified EN 388 4X43F (ISO 13997 Cut Level F, ANSI/ISEA A5, CE Cat II, AS/NZS 2161.3:2020), does the lot.

Built to last 40+ hours of hard use per pair. Where throwaway gloves blow out in a shift or two, the 13-gauge HPPE liner and sandy nitrile palm keep working — with intentional added reinforcement around the thumb webbing and forefinger, the first places bricks, blocks and steel chew through ordinary gloves.

  • Cut protection to EN 388 Level F — the highest EN rating made; anti-cut security for blade, mesh and sheet-edge work
  • Reinforced thumb & forefinger — built for the wear points of brick and blockwork
  • 40+ hours of hard use per pair — keeps going where disposable gloves give out
  • Sandy nitrile grip palm — locks on in dry, wet and oily conditions
  • 13G HPPE liner — breathable, low-fatigue, full dexterity
  • Certified: EN 388 4X43F | ANSI A5 | CE Category II | AS/NZS 2161.3:2020
  • Sizes M–XXL — snug elastic knit wrist keeps debris out

After rigger gloves? Work Site Gloves are the modern cut-resistant alternative — the same hard-wearing site grip, plus certified Level F blade protection that traditional leather riggers can't offer, in a lighter glove your hands won't fight all day.

Buy in bulk and save. Single pairs, or bulk work glove packs of 6 (save 10%) and 12 (save 15%) — free shipping on every bulk pack, Australia and New Zealand wide.

Know before you buy

Work Site Gloves at a glance

Pick the right size

Measure around the widest part of your hand and check the Sitegrips size guide. Choose the larger size if you are between sizes.

Choose your pack

Buy a single pair, save 10% with 6 pairs, or save 15% and receive free shipping with 12 pairs.

Inspect before use

Check the coating, fingertips, seams and thumb web. Replace gloves when holes, tears or exposed liner appear.

EN3884X43F
Cut resistanceISO 13997 Level F
PalmSandy nitrile coating
Liner13-gauge HPPE
What conditions are these gloves suited to?

The textured palm is designed for practical handling in dry, dusty, damp and oily conditions. Always assess the task and workplace hazards before use.

How should I care for them?

Brush off loose debris after use, allow damp gloves to air dry away from direct heat, and inspect them before the next job. Follow any care directions supplied with the product.

What is the returns policy?

Eligible change-of-mind returns are accepted within 30 days. The customer pays return shipping. Australian Consumer Law rights still apply.

Real site wear

What glove wear looks like in the real world

Original field photos from different Sitegrips pairs and workers. These show fresh, in-service and end-of-life condition—not one pair photographed over time.

Fresh Sitegrips glove with an even black palm coating
Fresh pair

Ready for site

Even palm coating with no visible splits, tears or exposed liner.

Sitegrips gloves showing dusty palm and finger wear during construction work
In service

Working wear

Dust and surface abrasion are visible. Check the palm, fingers and thumb web before every use.

Heavily worn Sitegrips gloves with holes through several coated fingers
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End of service

Retire the pair when holes, tears or exposed skin appear. Do not continue working in damaged gloves.

Wear rate varies with the task, materials, conditions, handling and care. Inspect gloves before use.

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