Ansell 11550060 Nitrile-coated Gloves X-small Pair

Product Description

The ANSELL 11550060 is a nitrile foam-coated, cut-resistant work glove from the HyFlex 11-550 series, designed for general-purpose industrial and trade applications. The glove shell is constructed from a seamless blend of para-aramid, nylon, and spandex, providing ANSI Cut Level A2 protection while maintaining dexterity. Nitrile foam coating covers the palm and fingertips, delivering a secure grip on both dry and lightly oily surfaces. The Fortix construction technology provides abrasion resistance with up to 75% greater durability compared to standard nitrile gloves. Sold as a pair in X-Small sizing.

These gloves are suited for general-purpose industrial tasks where light cut protection and reliable grip are required. Typical applications include light assembly, parts handling, material sorting, and maintenance work in manufacturing, HVAC, plumbing, and electrical service environments. The knit cuff provides a snug wrist fit to keep debris out during task work. The static-dissipative construction makes these gloves appropriate for use around sensitive electronic components and in environments where electrostatic discharge is a concern.

Key Features

• ANSI Cut Level A2 and EN 388 cut-resistance rating via Intercept cut-resistance fiber
• Nitrile foam palm and fingertip coating for grip on dry and lightly oily surfaces
• Fortix abrasion-resistance technology rated up to 75% greater durability
• Static-dissipative construction suitable for ESD-sensitive work areas
• Seamless para-aramid, nylon, and spandex liner for comfort and dexterity
• Full-fingered, clute-pattern back with knit cuff for secure fit

Compatibility

Designed for general-purpose industrial hand protection in X-Small sizing for both mens and womens fit. Compatible with standard PPE programs requiring ANSI CUT A2, EN 388, EN 407, and EN ISO 21420:2020 compliance.

Installation Notes

Inspect gloves before each use for cuts, tears, or coating separation that may compromise protection. Follow your facility or jobsite PPE policy for glove selection and replacement intervals. Gloves should be removed before handling open electrical panels or energized circuits unless rated for electrical insulation — these gloves are static-dissipative only and are not rated for arc flash or high-voltage protection. Dispose of damaged gloves per applicable workplace safety protocols.