Ergodyne 18156 General Purpose Work Gloves 2x-large

Product Description

The ERGODYNE 18156 is a general purpose work glove designed for light-duty hand protection across a range of trade and industrial tasks. Built from a synthetic primary material with a nylon back, these gloves offer flexibility and durability without the bulk of heavier lined options. The unlined interior keeps the fit close to the hand for better dexterity. A dotted grip surface on the palm improves control when handling tools, materials, and equipment. The hook-and-loop cuff allows for a secure, adjustable fit at the wrist. Sold as a pair in size 2X-Large, they suit tradespeople who need a dependable everyday glove without specialized thermal or cut protection.

These gloves are appropriate for general maintenance, light assembly, material handling, and jobsite utility work in both residential and commercial settings. The lightweight fabric construction makes them well-suited to tasks where tactile feedback matters more than heavy insulation. Electricians, HVAC techs, plumbers, and general laborers will find these a practical option for routine work where bare hands are not practical but heavy-duty gloves would be excessive. Available in black, these are part of the Ergodyne 850 Series glove line.

Key Features

• Synthetic primary material with nylon back for lightweight durability
• Dotted grip surface enhances control on tools and materials
• Unlined interior for a close, dexterous fit
• Hook-and-loop cuff closure for adjustable wrist security
• Light fabric weight suited to general utility and maintenance tasks
• Sold as a pair in 2X-Large sizing for both men and women

Compatibility

Designed as a general purpose work glove suitable for light-duty trade and industrial applications where basic hand protection and grip are required.

Installation Notes

No installation is required for personal protective equipment. Inspect gloves before each use for wear, tears, or degraded grip surface. These gloves are not rated for electrical arc flash, cut resistance, or thermal protection — verify that the appropriate glove type is selected for the specific hazard present on the jobsite. Replace when signs of damage or excessive wear are observed.