WORKIT
Hi Vis Armadura Cut Protection Long Sleeve Taped Shirt
Product Overview
The Hi Vis Armadura Cut Protection Long Sleeve Taped Shirt pairs directly with the 1629T cargo pant, carrying WORKIT's Armadura Lite cut-resistant panel from wrist to bicep for full upper/lower body cut protection in the same fabric system.
What We Like About This Shirt
This is the one Armadura garment in the range with a genuine EN388:2016 Cut C rating stated directly on its own product page — a useful, independently-referenced number to sit alongside the proprietary Slash and Knife Point tests used across the rest of the range.
Standout Features
- Armadura Cut Protection Sleeve module — wrist to bicep
- Armadura Lite Cut Resistant Sleeve tests to EN388:2016 Cut C level
- Wrist protection thumb loop to eliminate sleeve riding up, with velcro closure
- Two ventilated mesh back pleats and underarm mesh ventilation for extra comfort
- Reflective tape in a hoop pattern
- Clearly marked ARMADURA labelling with green stitch lines denoting the end of the protection panel
Ideal Applications
Belt splicing, steel handling and glass production tasks needing hi-vis compliance and forearm/upper-arm cut protection together — pairs directly with the 1629T Armadura cargo pant for full coverage.
Technical Specifications
- Armadura panel: Wrist to bicep
- Cut rating: EN388:2016 Cut C
- Colours: Orange/Navy, Yellow/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.