Ansell 11931060 Cut-resistant Gloves X-small Ansi A2

Product Description

The ANSELL 11931060 is an ANSI Cut Level A2 cut-resistant work glove engineered for tasks that demand dexterity alongside hand protection. The glove features a Dyneema Diamond seamless liner at 18-gauge construction, delivering lightweight cut resistance without the bulk associated with heavier-duty gloves. The palm and fingertips are dipped in foam nitrile, providing a grip surface suited to both dry and light-oily conditions. Static dissipative properties make it appropriate for environments sensitive to electrostatic discharge. The glove meets ANSI/ISEA Abrasion Level 4 and carries an EN 388 rating of 4X42B. Sold as a pair, it is sized X-Small and fits both men and women.

This glove is suited for light assembly, parts handling, glass handling, sheet metal work, and other tasks where ANSI A2 cut protection is the specified minimum. Its ultralight, palm-coated construction makes it a common choice on production lines and in maintenance environments where workers wear gloves for extended shifts. The foam nitrile coating adds oil repellency, extending usefulness into light lubricated-parts work. The knit cuff with a brown cuff color sits at approximately 2.375 inches in length, keeping debris out without restricting wrist movement.

Key Features

• ANSI/ISEA Cut Resistance Level A2 with EN 388 rating 4X42B
• Dyneema Diamond 18-gauge seamless liner on palm, fingertips, and back
• Foam nitrile dipped coating on palm and fingertips for grip in dry and lightly oily conditions
• ANSI/ISEA Abrasion Resistance Level 4
• Static dissipative construction for ESD-sensitive work areas
• Ultralight design with knit cuff for extended-wear comfort

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement and standard-issue cut-resistant glove for applications requiring ANSI/ISEA Cut Level A2 protection in X-Small sizing, part of the ANSELL Series 11-931.

Installation Notes

Cut-resistant gloves are donned and removed by hand-safety-trained workers or safety coordinators following site PPE programs. Inspect the glove for coating delamination, cuts through the liner, or loss of elasticity before each use. Replace gloves that show visible liner damage, as cut resistance is compromised once the Dyneema fiber structure is breached. Follow applicable OSHA hand-protection standards and site-specific PPE policies when selecting and retiring cut-resistant gloves.