Ansell 216584 Work Gloves Xl Rubber Coated Jersey

Product Description

The ANSELL 216584 is a general purpose work glove designed for trades and material handling work where cut resistance and grip are priorities. Built on a cotton jersey shell with a natural rubber latex dip coating across the palm and fingers, this glove delivers a crinkle-grip surface that improves handling on sharp, rough, or irregular materials. The safety cuff style adds wrist coverage during extended handling tasks. At 12 inches in overall length and rated to a maximum of 104 degrees F, this glove fits a wide range of general-purpose applications. The pair ships as a single unit with a keystone thumb construction for durability at a high-wear point.

These gloves are suited for general material handling in shipping, receiving, warehousing, and light fabrication environments. The palm-and-finger coating provides a barrier against rough or sharp edges at ANSI/ISEA Cut Level A2, making them appropriate for work involving sheet goods, lumber, metal stock, or packaged goods. The cotton jersey construction and cotton lining make them a standard choice for unisex fit across trade and industrial settings. They comply with EN 388:2016 and EN ISO 21420:2020 standards and carry FDA approval for applicable use contexts.

Key Features

• Natural rubber latex crinkle-grip coating on palm and fingers for secure hold on rough or sharp materials
• ANSI/ISEA Cut Level A2 protection rated under EN 388:2016
• Cotton jersey shell, lining, back, and cuff material for comfort during extended wear
• Safety cuff style with keystone thumb for added wrist coverage and durability
• FDA approved for applicable handling applications
• Unisex sizing, sold as a pair

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style general purpose work glove for material handling, shipping, receiving, and related trade applications where ANSI/ISEA Cut Level A2 latex-coated gloves are specified.

Installation Notes

Inspect gloves before each use for cuts, punctures, or degradation of the rubber coating. Do not use latex-coated gloves in environments where natural rubber latex allergies are a concern among workers. Replace gloves when coating integrity is compromised or when the shell shows visible wear that reduces protection.