Armadura Cut Protection Modern Fit Taped Cargo Pants

Product Overview

The Armadura Cut Protection Modern Fit Taped Cargo Pants integrate WORKIT's proprietary Armadura cut-resistant fabric into a full panel running from waist to below the knee, purpose-built to reduce cut risks for belt splicing, steel and glass industry work.

What We Like About These Pants

The Armadura panel is genuinely positioned where it matters most — inseam to side seam, waist to below the knee — so it protects the thighs, knees and crotch even when bending or crouching in confined work areas, rather than just covering the front of the leg in a standing position.

Standout Features

• Armadura Cut Protection panel — waist to below knee
• Demonstrates a 6125 gram Slash Test result and a 3650 gram Knife Point Strike Test result
• Dual cargo pockets with internal partitions and hook and loop fastening
• Modern tapered fit for extra comfort
• Seven belt loops, with hanger loop on front LHS leg
• Clearly marked ARMADURA labelling and green stitch lines denoting the end of the protection panel, for easy HSE identification on site

Ideal Applications

Belt splicing, steel handling, glass production, conveyor systems, mining shutdowns/demolition and other industrial tasks with line-of-fire cut risk to the legs, knees or crotch.

Technical Specifications

• Armadura panel: Waist to below knee
• Slash Test: 6125 gram
• Knife Point Strike Test: 3650 gram
• Colour: Navy
• Sizes: See size guide

Standards & Certifications

Meets AS 4602.1:2024 (Hi-Visibility Safety Garments Part 1) and AS/NZS 1906.4:2023 (Class R and Class NF), confirmed directly on WORKIT's own product page. Meets AS/NZS 4602.1:2011 (High-Visibility Safety Garments for Day/Night Use) and AS/NZS 1906.4:2010 (Retro-Reflective Materials & High-Visibility Materials for Safety Garments). Rated 50+ UPF Sun Protection to AS 4399:2020 (Sun Protective Clothing — Evaluation and Classification). WORKIT states directly that no Australian cut-resistant garment standard currently exists — rather than force an inapplicable glove standard onto a garment, WORKIT tests Armadura using its own TDM-100 single-strike platform and a purpose-built Knife Point Strike Test developed with the belt-splicing industry.