Ansell 59-406-22.5IN Cut Puncture-resistant Sleeve Kevlar

Product Description

The ANSELL 59-406-22.5IN is a cut- and puncture-resistant protective sleeve built for trade professionals working in high-risk fabrication, welding, and assembly environments. Constructed from Kevlar, the sleeve offers ANSI Cut Level A2 protection and flame resistance in a universal-fit design that measures 22.5 inches in overall length. A built-in thumb hole keeps the sleeve positioned during active work, while elastic openings at both ends provide a secure, adjustable fit. Silicone-free construction makes it suitable for applications where silicone contamination is a concern. The sleeve weighs approximately 0.222 pounds.

This sleeve is designed for use in bonding, riveting, and welding operations where forearm protection from cuts, punctures, and incidental flame exposure is required. The universal sizing accommodates a wide range of users, making it practical for general shop and field use. Trades commonly using this sleeve include pipefitters, ironworkers, welders, and HVAC sheet metal technicians who work with sharp-edged materials or open flame processes.

Key Features

• Kevlar construction provides ANSI Cut Level A2 cut and puncture resistance
• Flame-resistant material suitable for welding and torch work environments
• 22.5-inch overall length for full forearm and wrist coverage
• Thumb hole keeps sleeve in place during active use
• Elastic openings at both ends for a secure, adjustable fit
• Silicone-free construction for contamination-sensitive applications

Compatibility

Designed as a universal-fit protective sleeve suitable for general industrial, fabrication, and welding applications requiring ANSI Cut Level A2 forearm protection.

Installation Notes

This sleeve is worn directly over the forearm before beginning work. No tools are required. Inspect the sleeve prior to each use for cuts, abrasions, or material degradation that could reduce protection. Follow your facility safety program and applicable OSHA PPE guidelines when selecting and using cut-resistant protective equipment.