Ansell 11541090 Cut-resistant Gloves A4 Foam Nitrile Large

Product Description

The ANSELL 11541090 is an ANSI Cut Level A4 cut-resistant glove designed for trade and industrial work environments where hand protection and dexterity must coexist. The glove features an 18-gauge shell constructed from Kevlar, nylon, spandex, and stainless steel, providing cut resistance without the bulk of heavier-duty options. A foam nitrile coating covers the palm and fingertips, delivering reliable grip in both dry and lightly oily conditions. At 1.6 pounds per packaged unit, these gloves are lightweight enough for extended wear on the job. They are sold as a pair and sized large for men or medium for women.

These gloves are suited for light fabrication, sheet metal handling, HVAC ductwork assembly, electrical panel work, plumbing rough-in, and general maintenance tasks where cut hazards are present but tactile sensitivity is still required. The foam nitrile palm coat is well matched to tasks involving fasteners, fittings, and small components. The knit cuff keeps debris out during overhead or confined-space work. The static-dissipative construction makes them appropriate for environments where ESD control is a concern.

Key Features

• ANSI/ISEA Cut Resistance Level A4 with ANSI Abrasion Resistance Level 4
• 18-gauge Kevlar, nylon, spandex, and stainless steel shell with seamless lining
• Foam nitrile dipped coating on palm and fingertips for grip on dry and lightly oily surfaces
• Static-dissipative construction for use in ESD-sensitive work areas
• EN 388 Rating 4X21D; meets ANSI, EN ISO 21420:2020, and EN407 X1XXXX standards
• Knit cuff in blue, 2.25 inches in length, with full unisex pair sizing

Compatibility

Designed as a standard cut-resistant work glove for industrial and trade applications requiring ANSI Cut Level A4 hand protection with a foam nitrile grip coating.

Installation Notes

Inspect gloves before each use for cuts, punctures, or coating degradation that could compromise protection. These are personal protective equipment and should be selected in accordance with the applicable job hazard analysis and employer PPE program. Do not use in place of chemical-resistant gloves where splash or immersion hazards exist. Replace any glove showing visible damage to the shell or coating.