Cordova 3700L Cut Resistant Gloves Large Ansi A2

Product Description

The CORDOVA 3700L is a 13-gauge HPPE knit glove with a white polyurethane palm coating, designed to protect trade workers from cut, puncture, and abrasion hazards in light-to-medium duty applications. It carries an ANSI/ISEA Cut Resistance Level of A2 and an ANSI/ISEA Puncture Resistance Level of 2, making it suitable for tasks where dexterity and hand protection must be balanced. The seamless HPPE lining reduces interior irritation during extended wear. The smooth polyurethane palm coat provides a reliable grip on dry and lightly oily surfaces. Electricians, plumbers, HVAC technicians, and general trade workers install and handle this glove as standard PPE for parts handling, assembly, and sheet metal work.

The 3700L fits large hands and is sold as a pair. It suits residential and light commercial job sites where workers need cut protection without sacrificing finger sensitivity. The knit cuff with black trim keeps the glove seated during use. Applications include handling sheet metal duct components, copper fittings, conduit, and other materials with sharp edges or burrs. The unisex sizing chart also maps this glove to a medium in women's sizing, broadening its fit range across mixed crews.

Key Features

• 13-gauge HPPE seamless knit shell for lightweight cut and puncture resistance
• White polyurethane palm coating for grip and abrasion protection on dry surfaces
• ANSI/ISEA Cut Resistance Level A2 and Puncture Resistance Level 2
• ANSI/ISEA Abrasion Resistance Level 4 for extended palm durability
• EN 388 Rating: 4342, CE marked and compliant with ANSI 105:2016
• Smooth grip surface suits precision parts handling and assembly tasks

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose cut and puncture-resistant work glove for trade professionals requiring ANSI A2 cut protection in light-to-medium duty environments.

Installation Notes

Inspect gloves before each use for tears, coating separation, or compromised knit that could reduce protection. Follow your employer PPE program and applicable OSHA hand protection standards when selecting glove class for a specific hazard. Gloves should be replaced when visible wear, coating loss, or damage is observed. Do not assume these gloves provide protection beyond their rated ANSI levels.