Ansell 70-118-18 Cut Puncture-resistant Sleeve Kevlar 18in

Product Description

The ANSELL 70-118-18 is a cut and puncture-resistant protective sleeve from the Series 70-118 line, designed to guard forearms and lower arms during high-risk hand and arm tasks. Constructed from Kevlar, the sleeve measures 18 inches in overall length and carries an ANSI/ISEA Abrasion Resistance Level 3 rating and CE certification. The universal fit accommodates a wide range of users without sizing adjustments. It is intended for tradespeople, technicians, and assembly workers who handle sharp materials, glass, sheet metal, or components that present cut and puncture hazards during routine operations.

The 70-118-18 sleeve is suited for both light industrial and commercial trade environments. Typical applications include cutting glass, sheet metal handling, press shop operations, equipment repair and maintenance, assembly work, applying sealers, screwing operations, and structural seizing tasks. Its yellow coloring aids in visibility on the job site. The sleeve is compatible with standard work gloves and can be paired with hand protection for full lower-arm coverage during component inspection and panel work.

Key Features

• Kevlar construction provides cut and heat resistance for forearm protection
• 18 inches in overall length for extended arm coverage
• Universal size fits a wide range of users without size-specific selection
• ANSI/ISEA Abrasion Resistance Level 3 rating for demanding work environments
• CE certified for compliance with applicable safety standards
• Machine washable or dry-cleanable for easy maintenance and reuse

Compatibility

Designed as a universal-fit protective sleeve for use across a broad range of cut and puncture-hazard applications including glass cutting, sheet metal work, press shop operations, and equipment repair and maintenance tasks.

Installation Notes

This sleeve is worn directly over the forearm and lower arm before beginning any task involving cut or puncture hazards. No tools are required for donning. Inspect the sleeve before each use for signs of wear, fraying, or damage that may reduce protective performance. Follow the employer's personal protective equipment program and applicable OSHA hand and arm protection requirements when selecting and using this product.