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The ATG 34-8753/M is a cut-resistant work glove rated ANSI/ISEA Cut Level A2, designed for trade and industrial applications where hand protection and grip performance are both required. The glove shell is knit from 15-gauge engineered yarn using seamless construction, then dip-coated with a nitrile MicroFoam finish across the palm, fingers, and knuckles. That coating delivers firm grip on oily, wet, or dry surfaces while maintaining ANSI Abrasion Level 3 durability. Sized for medium hands, these gloves ship as a paired set and are built unisex, making them suitable for a wide range of technicians and crew members working in mechanical, electrical, or general maintenance environments.
These gloves are well suited for tasks that combine light cut exposure with a need for tactile feedback and reliable grip — including handling sheet metal edges, conduit, copper tubing, fittings, and general parts assembly. The nitrile palm coating with MicroFoam grip surface supports secure handling of tools and components in HVAC, plumbing, electrical, and pool service work. The knit cuff with slip-on style makes donning and doffing fast during active service calls. EN 388 rating of 4331BX confirms performance testing to the European standard as well.
Designed for medium-sized hands; fits men's medium and women's small per manufacturer sizing. Paired gloves, one set per package, unisex construction suitable for general trade use.
Inspect gloves before each use for tears, coating separation, or worn areas that could compromise cut protection. These gloves are intended for light cut-hazard environments rated at ANSI A2 — do not use as the sole protection in applications requiring higher cut resistance levels. Nitrile coatings can degrade with prolonged exposure to certain solvents and petroleum-based chemicals; verify chemical compatibility before use in those environments. Replace gloves when coating shows cracking, peeling, or significant wear that reduces grip effectiveness.
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