Hi try Microlin Cooper Heat Liquid and cut resistant glove. Not cheap but may be long lasting

What we did in my day was wear a surgical glove (Non latex of course ;-)) underneath the cut resistant glove. Found that very few good cut resistant gloves would give good water protection as well Not in the glass industry now, but may have some contacts it you want them. Hope this helps

Firstly, there is no single glove that is both cut proof and chemical resistant. The chemical resistant coating is always on the outside of the glove, so will be damaged by the sharp object, rendering it useless. The answer for this particular situation is a cut resistant glove, preferably with some form of anti-slip coating, worn over a thin, single use, glove to provide the protection against water. Almost any waterproof glove will do, but my preference would be for a low free protein, unpowdered natural rubber latex glove as this will affect dexterity least of all and provide greater wearer comfort. Latex allergy is not an issue provided the glove is unpowdered and low free protein. There is no evidence that this type of glove was the cause of latex allergy (according to an evidence based review by the Royal College of Physicians apart from all the other papers, studies, etc.). The problem was always exclusively with the cheap, high free protein, powdered single use gloves. Chris