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The HEXARMOR 2044-m (8) is a cut-resistant knit sleeve built for trade and industrial professionals who handle sharp-edged materials on a regular basis. Constructed from 13-gauge aramid fiber, the sleeve meets ANSI/ISEA Cut Level A6 and carries a Heat Level 2 rating with a maximum temperature tolerance of 212 degrees F. At 18 inches in length, it provides extended forearm and wrist coverage. The thumbhole design keeps the sleeve positioned during active work without constant readjustment. The silicone grip band helps hold the sleeve in place under the glove cuff. Designed for repeated use in demanding environments, this sleeve is latex-free and anti-static properties are not included in this configuration.
This sleeve is commonly used in manufacturing, fabrication, and industrial settings where workers handle slitter blades, steel cable, stamped metal, and similar sharp materials. The aramid construction at 13-gauge thickness provides reliable cut resistance for repeated daily handling tasks. The gray and green colorway aids in visual identification on the floor or job site. It is suited for medium-sized hands and is intended to be worn over a work glove or as standalone forearm protection during cutting, slitting, or material-handling operations.
Designed for use with size medium hand and arm dimensions. Intended as a cut-resistant sleeve solution for industrial and manufacturing environments where ANSI/ISEA A6-level cut protection is required. Part of the HEXARMOR Helix series.
Worn by the end user before putting on outer work gloves or as standalone forearm protection. Ensure the thumbhole is properly seated before beginning work to maintain sleeve position throughout the task. Inspect the sleeve before each use for signs of wear, cuts, or degradation that would reduce its protective rating. Replace the sleeve when visible damage to the knit structure is present.
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