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The ANSELL 11541100 is an ANSI Cut Level A4 cut-resistant glove designed for industrial and trade applications where hand protection from sharp edges, metal components, and abrasive surfaces is required. The glove shell is constructed from an 18-gauge blend of Kevlar, nylon, spandex, and stainless steel, delivering cut resistance without the bulk of heavier gloves. The palm and fingertips are coated with foam nitrile, providing grip on both dry and lightly oily surfaces. At 10.25 inches in overall length with a 2.5-inch knit cuff, this glove fits a range of work environments. Sizing is X-Large for men and Large for women. Weight per pair is approximately 1.73 pounds per packaged unit.
This glove is suited for light to medium industrial tasks including metal fabrication, glass handling, HVAC sheet metal work, electrical assembly, and general maintenance where dexterity and cut protection are both priorities. The seamless lining construction reduces internal seam irritation during extended wear. The foam nitrile coating provides a reliable grip surface on irregular or smooth workpiece materials. The static dissipative construction makes this glove appropriate for use in environments sensitive to electrostatic discharge, such as electrical panel work or electronic component handling.
Designed as an OEM-style replacement or standard procurement glove for industrial and trade applications requiring ANSI Cut Level A4 hand protection with foam nitrile palm coating. Part of the ANSELL Series 11-541 product line.
Inspect gloves for damage, cuts, or coating separation before each use. Do not use cut-resistant gloves as a substitute for arc flash or chemical-resistant PPE where those hazards are present. Always power down equipment and follow lockout/tagout procedures before performing tasks requiring hand contact with energized or moving components. Gloves should be sized correctly to maintain dexterity and prevent the glove from catching on workpieces.
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