Ansell 206489 Fr Gloves Small Neoprene Kevlar 12 Cal/sq Cm

Product Description

The ANSELL 206489 is a flame resistant, arc flash protective work glove designed for electrical and industrial trade professionals who work near live or potentially energized equipment. Built on a KEVLAR lining with a neoprene palm coating, this glove delivers ANSI/ISEA Cut Resistance Level A4 performance alongside a maximum arc flash protection rating of 12 cal/sq cm. The knit cuff provides a secure, comfortable fit, and the ergonomic design with soft foam coating reduces hand fatigue during extended tasks. Sold as a pair in size Small, it is suited for workers who need dexterity without sacrificing thermal and cut protection.

This glove is intended for use in commercial and industrial electrical environments where NFPA 70E arc flash hazard protocols apply. Typical applications include panel work, switchgear maintenance, and energized electrical inspections performed by licensed electricians and qualified electrical workers. The static dissipative construction makes it appropriate for environments where electrostatic discharge is a concern. Medium fabric weight and palm-only coating keep the glove flexible enough for instrumentation and control tasks.

Key Features

• Maximum arc flash protection rating of 12 cal/sq cm, meeting NFPA 70E requirements
• KEVLAR lining with ANSI/ISEA Cut Resistance Level A4 for slash and laceration protection
• Neoprene palm coating for grip and resistance to abrasion (ANSI/ISEA Abrasion Resistance Level 3)
• Static dissipative construction for ESD-sensitive work environments
• Knit cuff style for snug fit and debris exclusion
• Ergonomic design with soft foam coating to reduce hand fatigue

Compatibility

Designed as a replacement-style flame resistant glove for electrical trade use under NFPA 70E arc flash PPE programs, conforming to ANSI S11.11 and CGSB 155.20-2000 standards.

Installation Notes

These gloves are PPE worn by licensed electricians and qualified electrical workers performing energized electrical work. Always verify the glove arc rating meets or exceeds the incident energy level calculated for the task before use. Inspect gloves for cuts, abrasions, or coating separation before each use and remove from service if damage is found. Follow your site's NFPA 70E or applicable electrical safety program for PPE selection and donning procedures.