Ansell 11-251-16-W Cut Puncture-resistant Sleeve Xs

Product Description

The ANSELL 11-251-16-W is a cut and puncture-resistant protective sleeve designed to guard the forearm and wrist during work involving sharp edges, metal panels, sheet stock, and rough-surfaced components. Constructed from a seamless 13-gauge polyethylene knit, the sleeve measures 16 inches in overall length and is sized for an X-Small fit. The continuous knit cuff closure keeps the sleeve securely in place during active use. A thumb hole provides additional positioning stability. This sleeve is installed by workers in trades that involve repeated handling of sheet metal, structural components, glass, and fabricated parts with exposed edges.

This sleeve is suited for residential and commercial trade applications where forearm protection is needed without sacrificing dexterity. Typical use cases include adjusting panels and system components, handling metal sheets and parts with sharp or rough edges, glass repair tasks, and body panel work. The narrow profile and lightweight 13G knit construction allow full range of motion. Three available widths within the 11-251 series provide options for personal fit across different hand and arm sizes. CE-certified construction meets recognized cut-resistance standards for occupational use.

Key Features

• Seamless 13-gauge polyethylene knit construction reduces pressure points and irritation during extended wear
• 16-inch overall length provides forearm and wrist coverage in one sleeve
• Thumb hole secures sleeve position and prevents rollback during use
• Continuous knit cuff closure eliminates loose edges that can catch on components
• Color-coded overedge indicates sleeve width for quick identification when multiple sizes are in use
• CE certified for cut resistance in occupational applications

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style protective sleeve for use across trade and industrial applications requiring forearm cut and puncture resistance, particularly when handling sheet metal, structural parts, or components with sharp or rough edges.

Installation Notes

Pull the sleeve over the hand and forearm, threading the thumb through the thumb hole to seat the cuff at the wrist. No tools are required. Inspect the sleeve before each use for cuts, snags, or areas of thinning that may compromise protection. Replace the sleeve when visible wear or damage is present, as degraded knit fabric reduces cut resistance.