Ansell 11571090 Work Gloves Large Cut A4 Static Dissipative

Product Description

The ANSELL 11571090 is a pair of industrial work gloves designed for cut-hazard environments where static dissipation is also required. The glove shell is constructed from HPPE, carbon, nylon, and spandex, delivering ANSI/ISEA Cut Level A4 protection across the full finger length. A foam nitrile coating covers the palm and fingertips, providing grip on dry and lightly oily surfaces. The knit wrist cuff offers a secure, comfortable fit. Weighing 0.13 pounds per pair, these gloves are light enough for extended wear during repetitive hand tasks. They are installed and used by maintenance technicians, assembly workers, and light manufacturing personnel handling sharp components.

These gloves are suited for assembly of sharp parts, handling sharp metal parts, light duty stamping, and general maintenance tasks in industrial settings. The static dissipative construction makes them appropriate for use in environments where electrostatic discharge (ESD) is a concern. The straight thumb design and full-fingered coverage support dexterity during precision handling tasks. The unisex sizing accommodates a broad workforce. Maximum rated temperature is 104 degrees F.

Key Features

• ANSI/ISEA Cut Level A4 cut resistance for protection against sharp metal edges and stamped parts
• Foam nitrile palm and fingertip coating for grip on dry and lightly oily surfaces
• Static dissipative construction meeting EN 16350:2014 for ESD-sensitive environments
• HPPE, carbon, nylon, and spandex shell for flexibility and cut protection
• Knit cuff style for a snug, secure fit at the wrist
• Full-fingered, unisex design rated to 104 degrees F

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose industrial cut-resistant glove for assembly, stamping, and maintenance applications requiring ANSI/ISEA Cut Level A4 protection and static dissipative properties.

Installation Notes

These gloves are put into service by safety coordinators or end users in industrial and manufacturing environments. Inspect gloves before each use for tears, holes, or coating separation that may compromise cut or ESD protection. Replace immediately if damage is found. Follow facility-specific PPE protocols and applicable ANSI/ISEA standards when selecting gloves for a given task and hazard level.