Ansell 48707100 A6 Cut Resistant Gloves X-large

Product Description

The ANSELL 48707100 is a hand-specific, knit-style cut and puncture resistant glove from the EDGE 48-707 series. Built on a 13-gauge shell of polyester, fiberglass, spandex, nylon, and HPPE, it carries an ANSI/ISEA Cut Resistance Level A6 rating alongside an ANSI/ISEA Puncture Resistance Level 4 and Abrasion Resistance Level 5. The palm is coated with polyurethane in a sandy grip texture, providing firm grip retention on dry and slightly oily surfaces. Overall glove length is 10.25 inches. Licensed tradespeople and industrial workers in demanding hand-protection environments rely on this glove for daily cut and abrasion exposure.

The 48707100 is designed for applications where high-level cut protection is required without sacrificing dexterity. It is suited for metal fabrication, glass handling, automotive assembly, and similar industrial trades. The knit cuff in black with a gray palm and back makes it easy to confirm proper orientation. Sized for X-Large hands at a numeric size 10, it is constructed as a hand-specific pair for improved fit and reduced hand fatigue during extended wear. The EN 388 rating of 4X43F further confirms its performance across European cut, abrasion, tear, and puncture standards.

Key Features

• ANSI/ISEA Cut Resistance Level A6 for high-exposure cut hazard environments
• ANSI/ISEA Puncture Resistance Level 4 and Abrasion Resistance Level 5
• 13-gauge polyester, fiberglass, spandex, nylon, and HPPE shell construction
• Polyurethane palm coating with sandy grip surface for secure hold
• Hand-specific construction for improved fit and reduced fatigue
• EN 388 Rating 4X43F recognized under European safety standards

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or direct procurement glove within the ANSELL EDGE 48-707 series, sized X-Large (numeric size 10) for hand-specific fit.

Installation Notes

Proper glove fit should be confirmed before use — an oversized or undersized glove can reduce cut resistance effectiveness and increase hand fatigue. Inspect gloves for coating integrity before each shift; discard if the palm coating shows cracking, peeling, or breakthrough. Gloves should be selected in compliance with applicable OSHA hand protection requirements (29 CFR 1910.138) and any site-specific PPE program requirements.