Ansell 206410 Puncture-resistant Gloves Large Kevlar

Product Description

The ANSELL 206410 is a puncture-resistant, cut-resistant work glove built for trades requiring reliable hand protection without sacrificing dexterity. Constructed with a 10-gauge seamless Kevlar liner and a natural rubber latex dip coating across the palm and fingertips, this glove delivers ANSI/ISEA Cut Resistance Level A2 and ANSI/ISEA Abrasion Resistance Level 4. The textured latex surface provides a firm grip on wet or dry surfaces, making it a practical choice for HVAC, plumbing, sheet metal, and general mechanical work where both grip and cut protection are required. Available in size Large, it fits most adult male hands and corresponds to a women's Medium sizing.

Sized as Large, the 206410 is suited for a wide range of trade applications including light sheet metal handling, pipe fitting, electrical rough-in work, and general maintenance tasks. The 11-inch overall length provides additional wrist and lower-arm coverage. The knit cuff keeps the glove seated during active use. The yellow and blue color scheme makes gloves easy to locate on a workbench or in a tool bag. These gloves are sold and packaged individually as a pair.

Key Features

• ANSI/ISEA Cut Resistance Level A2 with 10-gauge seamless Kevlar liner
• ANSI/ISEA Abrasion Resistance Level 4 for extended wear durability
• Natural rubber latex dip coating on palm and fingertips for textured grip
• 11-inch overall length with knit cuff for secure fit
• EN 388 Rating: X444C; meets ENISO 21420:2020 and EN407 X1XXXX standards
• Unisex sizing — Men's Large / Women's Medium

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose cut- and puncture-resistant work glove suitable for HVAC, plumbing, electrical, and mechanical maintenance applications where ANSI A2 cut protection and abrasion resistance are required.

Installation Notes

Inspect gloves before each use for tears, punctures, or degraded latex coating that could compromise protection. Do not use latex-coated gloves in environments where latex allergies are a concern among workers. Replace gloves when the Kevlar liner shows visible wear or the latex coating separates from the shell. Glove selection should comply with applicable OSHA hand protection requirements for the specific hazard present.