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The ATG 19-D470/XS is a cut, puncture, and abrasion-resistant work glove engineered for trade professionals who handle sharp materials, sheet metal, glass, or wire in demanding environments. Built on a 13-gauge seamless Dyneema liner, the glove achieves an ANSI/ISEA Cut Level A4 and ANSI Puncture Level 3, providing reliable hand protection without sacrificing dexterity. The palm and fingers are dipped in nitrile with a MicroFoam finish, creating a textured grip surface that performs on dry and lightly damp workpieces. Overall length is 7.7 inches and the pair weighs 0.17 pounds. The slip-on knit cuff and lightweight construction make these gloves well-suited for extended wear during repetitive handling tasks.
These gloves are appropriate for residential and light commercial trade work involving sharp edges, abrasive surfaces, or puncture hazards. Typical applications include sheet metal handling during HVAC installation, wire pulling in electrical work, pipe fitting, and general mechanical assembly. The unisex XS sizing fits smaller hands without compromising the nitrile coating coverage across the palm and all fingers. The EN 388 rating of 4443DX confirms independent third-party performance testing for abrasion, cut, tear, and puncture resistance.
Designed as a general-purpose cut-resistant work glove suitable for HVAC, electrical, plumbing, and mechanical trade tasks where ANSI A4 cut protection and nitrile grip coating are required.
Inspect gloves before each use for coating tears, liner damage, or compromised seams that would reduce cut or puncture protection. These gloves are not rated as a blood-borne pathogen barrier and are not static dissipative — select an appropriate glove for those specific hazards. Replace gloves when visible wear, cuts, or coating separation are present. Follow applicable OSHA hand protection standards (29 CFR 1910.138) when selecting PPE for specific job hazards.
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