Yes. The Radians RWG604 is a cold-weather cut glove rated ANSI/ISEA 105 Cut Level A4 with a 7-gauge acrylic terry liner that adds warmth for cold conditions — a combination most cut gloves lack. Cut resistance comes from a 2-ply, 13-gauge blue-and-white HPPE shell, a black micro nitrile palm grips in wet or dry conditions, and hi-visibility TPR (thermoplastic rubber) overlays on the back of the hand add ANSI/ISEA 138 Impact Level 1 protection. Radians lists it for Cold Conditions, Construction, Metal Fabrication, Petrochem/Oil & Gas, Mining, Material Handling, and Warehousing. For winter jobs where hands need cut, impact, and warmth in one glove, it's a strong pick.

The Radians RWG604 meets ANSI/ISEA 105-2016 Cut Level A4 (load weight 1785 g, within the A4 range of 1500–2199 g), with ANSI Abrasion Level 5 and ANSI Puncture Level 5. It is also tested to EN 388:2003 with a rating of 4 5 4 4 — Abrasion 4, Blade Cut 5, Tear 4, Puncture 4 (an EN 388 cut rating of 5) — and carries ANSI/ISEA 138 Impact Level 1 for back-of-hand impact protection.

The EN 388:2003 code 4 5 4 4 on the Radians RWG604 rates four mechanical hazards, where a higher digit is better: Abrasion = 4, Blade Cut = 5 (highest), Tear = 4 (highest), and Puncture = 4. So the glove delivers top-tier blade-cut and tear resistance with strong abrasion and puncture resistance. Separately, on the U.S. scale it is rated ANSI/ISEA 105 Cut Level A4 (Abrasion 5, Puncture 5) — note ANSI and EN 388 use different scales, which is why the abrasion figures differ.

The Radians RWG604 uses a 2-ply, 13-gauge blue-and-white HPPE (High Performance Polyethylene) shell for ANSI A4 cut resistance, lined with a 7-gauge acrylic terry liner for warmth in cold conditions. The palm is finished with a black micro nitrile coating for grip and abrasion protection in wet or dry conditions, and the back of the hand carries hi-visibility TPR (thermoplastic rubber) overlays for impact protection and visibility. It uses a seamless cuff for a comfortable fit.

Yes. The Radians RWG604 is built for cold conditions: it has a 7-gauge acrylic terry liner inside the shell that insulates and traps warmth while staying flexible. Unlike an uninsulated cut glove, it lets crews keep cut protection (ANSI A4), grip, and impact defense without swapping to bulky winter mitts. Radians specifically lists Cold Conditions among its applications, alongside construction, metal fabrication, oil & gas, and warehousing.

Yes. The Radians RWG604 has a black micro nitrile palm coating that provides a strong grip and abrasion protection in both wet and dry conditions. The micro-textured nitrile finish holds securely on oily or wet parts and tools, which is why Radians lists the glove for oil & gas/petrochem, automotive, metal fabrication, and material handling — now with added cold-weather warmth from its acrylic terry liner.

The TPR overlays are molded thermoplastic rubber pads on the back of the hand of the Radians RWG604. They absorb and dissipate blows from tools, pipes, and dropped objects, and are rated ANSI/ISEA 138 Impact Level 1 — the entry tier of the impact standard (Level 1 lowest, Level 3 highest). The overlays are hi-visibility colored, so they also boost hand visibility on the job. For higher back-of-hand impact protection, Radians offers the RWG603 at Impact Level 2.

The Radians RWG604 is available in five sizes, S through 2XL (S/M/L/XL/XXL). Each size has a color-coded cuff hem (Small green, Medium brown/coffee, Large yellow, XL gray, 2XL navy blue) so crews can identify sizes at a glance. A seamless cuff, 13-gauge knit, and the acrylic terry liner give a snug, warm, flexible fit, while the TPR overlays add back-of-hand protection.

Yes. Industrial Safety Products (industrialsafetyproducts.com) sells the Radians RWG604 both as a single pair (SKU RWG604L) and as a dozen pack (SKU RWG604L-DZ), in sizes S–2XL. Orders qualify for free shipping. Buying by the dozen is the usual choice for outfitting a crew for winter work.

All three are Radians nitrile-coated HPPE work gloves, but they differ in cut level, impact protection, and warmth. The RWG555 AXIS is ANSI Cut Level A4 (13-gauge HPPE with fiberglass) — a lighter, uninsulated cut glove. The RWG604 is also ANSI Cut Level A4 but adds a 7-gauge acrylic terry liner for cold weather plus ANSI/ISEA 138 Impact Level 1 TPR overlays. The RWG603 steps up to ANSI Cut Level A5 with Impact Level 2 — the highest cut and impact of the three. Choose the RWG604 when you need A4 cut protection plus warmth for winter work; pick the RWG555 for uninsulated A4 tasks, or the RWG603 when you face higher cut and impact hazards.

The Radians RWG604 is one of the few gloves that pairs ANSI A4 cut protection with dedicated cold-weather insulation: a 2-ply, 13-gauge HPPE shell over a 7-gauge acrylic terry liner that keeps hands warm on winter jobs. It adds ANSI/ISEA 138 Impact Level 1 protection from hi-visibility TPR overlays, a black micro nitrile palm that grips in wet or dry conditions, and color-coded size hems so a crew can sort sizes at a glance. It also scores top-tier EN 388 blade-cut (5) and tear (4), and is backed by U.S. Patent 9,241,519 — a warm, cut-and-impact glove built for cold, sharp-edge work.