Ansell 11731080 Cut Puncture Resistant Gloves Medium

Product Description

The ANSELL 11731080 is a palm-coated, cut and puncture-resistant work glove designed for trade and industrial applications where hand protection and tactile sensitivity are both required. Built on an 18-gauge seamless liner of fiberglass, HPPE, nylon, and spandex, the glove achieves an ANSI/ISEA Cut Resistance Level A2 and a Puncture Resistance Level 3. The smooth polyurethane palm coating delivers a secure grip on parts and components while keeping the glove lightweight enough for precision tasks. Sold as a pair, size Medium, in gray with a knit cuff finish.

This glove is suited for light-to-medium duty tasks in HVAC, electrical, plumbing, and general mechanical work where techs handle sheet metal edges, small-diameter fittings, wire bundles, or abrasive surfaces. The flexible liner accommodates extended wear during service calls or installations. The knit cuff provides a comfortable, snug fit at the wrist to help keep debris out. The unisex Medium sizing corresponds to a Men's Medium or Women's Small, making it a practical stocking choice for mixed crews.

Key Features

• ANSI/ISEA Cut Resistance Level A2 for protection against sheet metal and wire edges
• ANSI/ISEA Puncture Resistance Level 3 for added protection against sharp protrusions
• ANSI/ISEA Abrasion Resistance Level 3 for durability during repetitive handling tasks
• 18-gauge seamless fiberglass, HPPE, nylon, and spandex liner for flexibility and tactility
• Smooth polyurethane palm coating for grip without adding bulk
• EN 388 Rating 4X42B, meeting ANSI, EN ISO 21420:2020, and Ecovadis 2022 standards

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or direct-stock work glove within the ANSELL Series 11-731 product line, suitable for general trade use in size Medium applications.

Installation Notes

Inspect gloves before each use for tears, coating separation, or compromised seams that would reduce protection. These gloves are not rated as a blood-borne pathogen barrier and are not FDA approved for medical or food-contact use. Power down equipment and de-energize circuits before performing any electrical work, even when wearing cut-resistant gloves. Replace gloves when visible wear, coating degradation, or liner damage is present.