SKU: TW-GL04

TeckWrap Premium Gloves

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Description

The TeckWrap Cut-Resistant Protective Gloves are pure black with yellow brand accents, designed for professional vinyl wrap, PPF, and tint installers. A3 / Level 3 cut resistance protects your hands from blade slips and sharp edges across the install, while the stain-resistant fabric keeps them looking sharp in the shop.

Custom XL fit suits most technicians' hand size. Distinctive TeckWrap branding adds a professional touch to client-facing work.

For professional installers, detailers, and serious DIYers who work with blades daily. Backed by TeckWrap's decade of vinyl wrap and PPF manufacturing experience and worldwide installer network.

Features
  • Cut resistance: A3 / Level 3
  • Size: Custom XL
  • Color: Pure black with yellow TeckWrap brand accents
  • Stain-resistant fabric
  • Application: vinyl wrap, PPF, tint installation, blade handling

Application
  • Wear during all blade work, edge trimming, and material handling
  • Pair with the TeckWrap Snitty safety cutter and 9mm/18mm utility knives
  • Hand-wash with mild soap and air dry to maintain cut resistance
  • Replace when fabric shows wear, fraying, or compromised cut layers

Disclaimer

Cut-resistant gloves reduce but do not eliminate the risk of cuts. TeckWrap is not responsible for injuries resulting from improper use, worn gloves, or use outside the rated cut-resistance level (A3 / Level 3). Always follow proper safety protocols when handling blades.

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