Hexarmor 1052-L (9) Cut Resistant Gloves Size Large

Product Description

The HEXARMOR 1052-L (9) is a cut- and puncture-resistant work glove built for trade professionals who work around sharp materials, metal edges, or puncture hazards. Constructed with an HPPE, nylon, and polyurethane shell, the glove meets ANSI/ISEA Cut Resistance Level A3 and ANSI/ISEA Puncture Resistance Level 2. A polyurethane coating covers the palm and fingers, delivering grip on both dry and lightly oily surfaces. At 10 inches in overall length and weighing 0.1 pounds per pair, this glove is sized Large and fits both men and women. HVAC technicians, plumbers, electricians, and general trade workers will find this glove appropriate for sheet metal handling, conduit work, and pipe fitting tasks.

This glove is designed for general trade and industrial applications where cut and puncture protection are required without sacrificing dexterity. The knit cuff keeps debris out and holds the glove securely in place during active work. The textured polyurethane coating on the palm and fingers improves grip when handling fittings, sheet metal, wire, and pipe. It is sold as a pair and is suited for use in residential and light commercial environments where ANSI A3 cut resistance is the specified protection level.

Key Features

• ANSI/ISEA Cut Resistance Level A3 for protection against sharp edges and sheet metal
• ANSI/ISEA Puncture Resistance Level 2 for added protection against puncture hazards
• ANSI/ISEA Abrasion Resistance Level 4 for long-lasting wear during heavy use
• Polyurethane palm and finger coating provides textured grip on work surfaces
• Knit cuff style for secure fit and debris resistance
• Unisex sizing in Large fits a wide range of workers

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or direct-use cut- and puncture-resistant glove for trade professionals requiring ANSI/ISEA A3 cut resistance in a palm-coated, knit-cuff work glove.

Installation Notes

Inspect gloves before each use for cuts, tears, or coating separation that could compromise protection. Always power down electrical systems and shut off gas or water supply before beginning any service work, and confirm the glove protection level meets the hazard requirements of the specific task. Replace gloves immediately if the coating or shell shows visible damage. Gloves should be donned before handling any sharp materials, including sheet metal, conduit ends, or cut pipe.