Ergodyne 17732 Anti-vibration Work Gloves Small

Product Description

The ERGODYNE 17732 is a general-purpose anti-vibration work glove from the ProFlex 9012 series, designed to reduce hand-arm vibration exposure during sustained tool use. The glove features a padded palm with dotted grip coating and a full-finger stretch-knit construction that provides dexterity without sacrificing protection. An elastic, adjustable cuff closure secures fit at the wrist and adds wrist support for repetitive-motion tasks. The glove meets ANSI S2.73-2014 and ISO 10819:2013 anti-vibration standards, making it a compliant choice for jobsites where vibration exposure is a documented hazard. Sold as a pair, sized Small for men or X-Small for women.

These gloves are suited for general trades and industrial applications where workers operate grinders, jackhammers, chipping hammers, reciprocating saws, or other high-vibration power tools for extended periods. The stretch-knit back and lining maintain airflow and flexibility, which is practical for utility work, construction, and maintenance tasks that demand both grip performance and hand mobility. The unisex design and labeled gender sizing make them easy to spec across mixed crews.

Key Features

• Meets ANSI S2.73-2014 and ISO 10819:2013 anti-vibration standards
• Padded palm with dotted grip coating for vibration dampening and tool control
• Full-finger stretch-knit construction for dexterity and all-day wearability
• Elastic adjustable cuff closure with integrated wrist support
• Straight thumb design for natural hand positioning during tool use
• Unisex fit — Small (mens) or X-Small (womens)

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose anti-vibration glove suitable for construction, maintenance, and industrial trades requiring ANSI S2.73-2014 and ISO 10819:2013 compliant hand protection.

Installation Notes

No installation required. Inspect gloves before each use for tears, worn padding, or compromised seams that may reduce vibration attenuation performance. Replace gloves when padding shows visible compression or wear, as degraded padding no longer meets rated vibration reduction levels. Follow your site safety program and applicable OSHA hand protection guidelines when selecting and issuing PPE.