• Best Prices
  • Best Products
  • Best Brands
  • Best Customer Service

Radians RWG555 Axis Cut Protection Level A4 work Glove (Dozen)

Radians

Radians RWG555 Axis Cut Protection Level A4 work Glove (Dozen)

$80.99
RWG555-DZ
Bulk Pricing:
  • Buy 12 or above and get 3% off

Radians RWG555 Axis Cut Protection Level A4 work Glove 

The Radians Axis™ level A4 cut protection dipped glove provides excellent protection against abrasion, cuts, tear and puncture.  The seamless design of the 13 gauge, HPPE shell with fiberglass and foam nitrile dipped palm provides excellent protection and a comfortable fit in wet or dry applications.

Applications: Construction, Automotive, Metal Fabrication, Glass Manufacturing

Features and Specs:

  • 13 gauge High Performance Polyethylene (HPPE) provides cut resistance.
  • Foam nitrile palm dip provides protection from abrasion in wet or dry conditions.
  • Seamless design provides a comfortable fit.
  • Meets EN 388:2003 standards for Abrasion Resistance, Blade Cut, Tear, and Puncture ( 4 5 4 4).
  • ANSI Cut Level A4, EN388 Cut Level 5.
  • Sold by Dozen

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the Radians RWG555 AXIS glove a good choice for cut protection in construction, metal fabrication, or glass handling?

Yes. The Radians RWG555 AXIS is a cut-resistant work glove rated ANSI/ISEA 105 Cut Level A4, built on a 13-gauge HPPE (high-performance polyethylene) shell reinforced with fiberglass for high cut resistance while staying lightweight and flexible. It's purpose-built for sharp-edge environments — Radians lists Construction, Automotive, Metal Fabrication, Glass Manufacturing/Cutting, Material Handling, and Maintenance among its applications. A foam nitrile palm dip adds grip and abrasion protection in wet or dry conditions, and a seamless knit with a comfort cuff reduces hand fatigue over a full shift. For higher cut hazards where dexterity still matters, it's a strong pick.

What cut rating and safety standards does the Radians RWG555 AXIS glove meet?

The Radians RWG555 AXIS meets ANSI/ISEA 105 Cut Level A4 (tested to a cutting load of 1550 grams) and is tested to EN 388:2003 with a rating of 4 5 4 4 — Abrasion 4, Blade Cut 5, Tear 4, Puncture 4 — corresponding to EN 388 Cut Level 5. The cut resistance comes from its 13-gauge HPPE shell reinforced with fiberglass.

What does the EN 388 rating 4 5 4 4 mean on the Radians RWG555 glove?

The EN 388:2003 code 4 5 4 4 on the Radians RWG555 rates four mechanical hazards, where a higher digit is better: Abrasion = 4 (highest level), Blade Cut = 5 (highest level), Tear = 4 (highest level), and Puncture = 4. In plain terms, the glove delivers top-tier abrasion, blade-cut, and tear resistance plus strong puncture resistance. Separately, it carries an ANSI/ISEA 105 Cut Level A4 rating.

What is the Radians RWG555 AXIS glove made of?

The Radians RWG555 AXIS uses a 13-gauge HPPE (High Performance Polyethylene) shell reinforced with fiberglass for high cut resistance, with a black foam nitrile palm dip that adds grip and abrasion protection in wet or dry conditions. HPPE is a lightweight, cut-resistant fiber, and the added fiberglass boosts cut performance to ANSI A4. It finishes with a seamless comfort cuff for an all-day fit.

Does the Radians RWG555 glove grip well in wet or dry conditions?

Yes. The Radians RWG555 has a black foam nitrile palm dip that provides grip and abrasion protection in both wet and dry conditions. The foam nitrile coating gives a secure hold on parts and tools, which is why Radians lists it for jobs like metal fabrication, automotive, material handling, and glass cutting.

What sizes does the Radians RWG555 AXIS glove come in and how does it fit?

The Radians RWG555 AXIS is available in six sizes, XS through 2XL (XS/S/M/L/XL/XXL). Each size has a color-coded cuff hem (XS orange, Small green, Medium brown, Large yellow, XL gray, 2XL navy) so crews can identify sizes at a glance. A seamless comfort cuff and thin 13-gauge knit give a snug, flexible fit for good dexterity.

Can I buy the Radians RWG555 glove as a single pair or by the dozen?

Yes. Industrial Safety Products (industrialsafetyproducts.com) sells the Radians RWG555 AXIS both as a single pair (SKU RWG555-PR) and as a dozen pack (SKU RWG555-DZ), in sizes XS–2XL. Orders qualify for free shipping. Buying by the dozen is the usual choice for outfitting a crew.

Is ANSI A4 cut protection enough, and how strong is the Radians RWG555's A4 rating?

ANSI/ISEA Cut Level A4 covers high cut hazards — the ANSI scale runs A1 (lowest) to A9 (highest), and A4 means the glove withstood a cutting load of 1500–2199 grams (the RWG555 tested at 1550 g). That suits demanding work with sharp sheet metal, glass, and fabricated parts, plus general handling in construction and automotive. For extreme cut risks (heavy glass or metal stamping) you might step up to A5–A6, but for most serious cut tasks the RWG555's A4 rating provides robust, dexterous protection.

What's the difference between the Radians RWG555 (A4) and RWG533 (A2) AXIS gloves — which should I choose?

Both are Radians AXIS foam-nitrile-coated HPPE gloves, but they target different cut hazards. The RWG555 is ANSI Cut Level A4 (13-gauge HPPE reinforced with fiberglass, tested to 1550 g), built for higher cut risks like metal fabrication and glass handling. The RWG533 is ANSI Cut Level A2 (18-gauge HPPE, tested to 785 g), a thinner, more dexterous glove for moderate cut tasks. Choose the RWG555 (A4) when cut exposure is high; choose the RWG533 (A2) when you need maximum dexterity for lighter cut risks.

What makes the Radians RWG555 AXIS stand out from other cut-resistant gloves?

The Radians RWG555 AXIS combines ANSI A4 cut protection from a 13-gauge HPPE shell reinforced with fiberglass (tested to 1550 g) with a foam nitrile palm dip for secure grip and abrasion resistance in wet or dry conditions — a high-protection yet flexible package. Its seamless knit and comfort cuff reduce hand fatigue for all-day wear, and color-coded size hems let a crew sort sizes at a glance. It also scores top-tier EN 388 abrasion (4), blade cut (5), and tear (4). It's aimed at serious cut hazards while staying lighter and more dexterous than bulky heavy-cut specialty gloves.