Ansell 11-250-18-W Cut Puncture-resistant Sleeve 18 in

Product Description

The ANSELL 11-250-18-W is a cut- and puncture-resistant protective sleeve designed for trade and industrial environments where hand and forearm protection is critical. Built from a multi-layer blend of Glass fiber, HPPE, Polyamide, Polyester, and Spandex, this seamless sleeve delivers reliable cut resistance while the Spandex content provides a Super Stretch fit that conforms to a wide range of arm sizes. At 18.0 inches in overall length and 5.1 inches in width, it offers substantial forearm coverage. The continuous knit cuff closure keeps the sleeve securely in place during active use. Licensed trades, maintenance workers, and industrial technicians are the primary installers and end users.

This sleeve is suited for a broad set of demanding applications including automotive and automotive aftermarket service, metal fabrication, food processing, equipment operation, machinery maintenance, utility work, and warehousing. The universal sizing and Super Stretch construction make it adaptable across different operators on the same job site. The black colorway resists visible soiling in heavy-use environments. It ships individually and is available in single-unit quantities.

Key Features

• Multi-layer cut-resistant construction using Glass fiber, HPPE, Polyamide, Polyester, and Spandex blend
• 18.0-inch overall length with 5.1-inch width for full forearm coverage
• Seamless knit construction eliminates interior seam irritation during extended wear
• Super Stretch design accommodates universal sizing without restricting movement
• Continuous knit cuff closure provides a secure, slip-resistant fit at the wrist
• No thumb hole design for straightforward donning and doffing

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style protective sleeve for use across automotive, metal fabrication, food processing, machinery, utility, and warehousing applications where forearm cut and puncture protection is required.

Installation Notes

Protective sleeves are donned by maintenance technicians, fabricators, and industrial workers as part of a personal protective equipment program. Inspect the sleeve for visible damage, snags, or worn areas before each use. Follow the site safety plan and applicable OSHA PPE requirements when selecting and deploying arm protection. Do not use a damaged sleeve as a substitute for full cut-protection compliance.