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The ANSELL 11541080 is an ANSI Cut Level A4 cut-resistant glove designed for trade and industrial environments where hand protection and grip performance are both required. The glove features an 18-gauge seamless liner constructed from Kevlar, Nylon, Spandex, and Stainless Steel, with a foam nitrile coating applied to the palm and fingertips. That coating delivers reliable grip on dry, damp, and lightly oily surfaces. The overall glove length is 9.5 inches with a 2.25-inch knit cuff. At 1.37 pounds per packaged unit, the glove is lightweight enough for extended wear. Licensed electricians, pipefitters, HVAC techs, and general maintenance trades install these where cut hazards and grip demands occur together.
This glove fits medium hands and is rated for use in light fabrication, sheet metal handling, HVAC ductwork assembly, and general industrial maintenance where ANSI Cut A4 protection is specified. The foam nitrile palm coating provides tactile sensitivity while maintaining protection. The EN 388 rating of 4X21D confirms tested performance across abrasion, cut, tear, and puncture categories. ANSI Abrasion Resistance Level 4 and static dissipative properties make it suitable for environments where ESD control is a secondary concern. The blue and gray color scheme supports visual identification on the job site.
Designed as an OEM-style cut-resistant work glove for medium-sized hands in trade and industrial applications requiring ANSI Cut Level A4 protection and foam nitrile grip coating.
Cut-resistant gloves should be inspected before each use for tears, coating separation, or liner damage that could compromise protection. Replace gloves that show visible wear on the coating or liner. Follow employer PPE programs and ANSI/ISEA 105 guidelines when selecting and deploying hand protection for specific cut hazard levels. Gloves should be matched to the task — A4 rated gloves are appropriate for moderate cut hazards such as sheet metal edges and ductwork, but should not be substituted for higher-rated protection when the hazard level requires it.
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