Hexarmor 1040-XXL (11) A2 Cut Resistant Knit Gloves 2XL

Product Description

The HEXARMOR 1040-XXL (11) is a cut, puncture, and abrasion-resistant work glove built for trade professionals who handle sharp materials, rough surfaces, or debris on the job. Constructed from a 13-gauge nylon knit shell with a nitrile dip covering the palm and fingertips, this glove meets ANSI/ISEA Cut Resistance Level A2 and carries an ANSI/ISEA Puncture Resistance Level of 3 and Abrasion Resistance Level of 3. At 10 inches in overall length in size 2X-Large, it delivers hand coverage suited to demanding work environments without sacrificing dexterity. This pair is rated under EN 388 at 3122X and is designed for unisex fit.

This glove is a practical choice for HVAC technicians, electricians, plumbers, and general mechanical trades who routinely work around sheet metal edges, wire bundles, pipe threads, and abrasive insulation. The knit wrist cuff provides a snug fit to keep debris out during installation and service work. The nitrile palm and fingertip coating improves grip on tools and components in both dry and lightly oily conditions, making it well suited to residential and light commercial service environments.

Key Features

• ANSI/ISEA Cut Resistance Level A2 for protection against sharp edges and metal burrs
• ANSI/ISEA Puncture Resistance Level 3 to guard against wire tips, fasteners, and pointed debris
• ANSI/ISEA Abrasion Resistance Level 3 for durability on rough surfaces
• 13-gauge nylon knit shell with nylon back and lining for lightweight, breathable wear
• Nitrile palm and fingertip dip coating enhances grip in dry and lightly oily conditions
• EN 388 rated 3122X with knit cuff style for secure, debris-resistant fit

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose cut and puncture resistant work glove for trade professionals requiring ANSI/ISEA A2-level hand protection in mechanical, electrical, and plumbing service applications.

Installation Notes

Inspect gloves before each use for tears, coating separation, or worn-through areas that could compromise protection. Gloves should be replaced when visible damage is present or when cut and puncture resistance can no longer be verified. For electrical work, confirm that these gloves do not serve as primary arc flash or electrical insulation PPE, as they are not rated for voltage protection. Follow your employer's PPE program and applicable OSHA hand protection standards when selecting and using cut-resistant gloves.