Ansell 245712 Cut-resistant Gloves 2XL Ansi A4 Gray Pair

Product Description

The ANSELL 245712 is a puncture-resistant, cut-resistant safety glove built for trade and industrial environments where hand protection is critical. Part of the Series 70-761 line, this glove carries an ANSI/ISEA Cut Resistance Level A4 rating and an EN 388 rating of 244X, making it suited for handling sharp materials, sheet metal, glass, and other laceration hazards. The plaited construction pairs an acrylic and nylon lining with an uncoated exterior, providing dexterity alongside solid abrasion resistance rated at ANSI/ISEA Abrasion Level 2. At 0.18 pounds per pair, the glove stays lightweight during extended wear. Licensed tradespeople in HVAC, electrical, plumbing, and general construction rely on this type of glove for cut hazard control without sacrificing grip feel.

The ANSELL 245712 is sized at Men's 2X-Large, equivalent to Women's 3X-Large, and is sold as a pair. The knit cuff style allows for a secure, comfortable fit at the wrist, reducing the chance of debris entry during work. The gray uncoated finish keeps the glove versatile across general-purpose cut-hazard tasks in both residential and light commercial service environments. This glove is not static dissipative and should not be relied upon for electrical arc or static protection applications.

Key Features

• ANSI/ISEA Cut Resistance Level A4 for reliable protection against sharp edges and materials
• EN 388 Rating of 244X meeting European abrasion, cut, tear, and puncture standards
• ANSI/ISEA Abrasion Resistance Level 2 for durability during repetitive contact tasks
• Plaited construction with acrylic and nylon lining for comfort and fit
• Knit cuff style for a secure, debris-reducing wrist seal
• Uncoated exterior preserves tactile sensitivity and dexterity

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose cut-resistant hand protection solution for trade professionals requiring ANSI A4 cut resistance in a lightweight, uncoated glove format.

Installation Notes

Inspect gloves before each use for cuts, holes, or degraded material that could compromise protection. Gloves should be replaced when visible wear, thinning, or damage is present. These gloves are not rated for electrical protection and must not be used as a substitute for insulating rubber gloves in live electrical work. Follow applicable OSHA hand protection standards and site-specific PPE requirements when selecting and using cut-resistant gloves.