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The HEXARMOR 2074-m (8) is a cut-resistant safety glove from the Helix product line, engineered for general and industrial hand protection. The shell is built from a 13-gauge HPPE, steel, and fiberglass blend, achieving 360-degree ANSI/ISEA A6 cut resistance and ANSI/ISEA Level 3 puncture resistance. A sandy nitrile palm and fingertip coating delivers grip in both dry and oily conditions. Seamless knit construction reduces pressure points and improves breathability during extended wear. A reinforced thumb crotch area targets a common failure zone, and the knit wrist cuff helps keep debris out of the glove interior. These gloves are launderable, extending service life and reducing replacement frequency.
The 2074-m (8) is sized Medium and measures 10.5 inches in length, fitting a wide range of hand profiles. It is suited for general industrial applications where cut hazards are present, including fabrication, assembly, light sheet metal handling, and maintenance tasks. The full-finger coverage and ambidextrous design make it practical for production environments where workers alternate hands or share gloves across a shift. The nitrile palm coating supports grip on parts and tools in both dry and lightly oiled conditions, making it a reliable choice for technicians and tradespeople working across HVAC, plumbing, electrical, and general mechanical service settings.
Designed for general and industrial hand protection applications. Fits size Medium hands and is appropriate for use in fabrication, assembly, maintenance, and field service environments where ANSI A6 cut protection is required.
Inspect gloves before each use for cuts, tears, or coating separation that may reduce protection. Follow the manufacturer laundering instructions to maintain cut resistance performance over time. Nitrile-coated gloves are not rated for arc flash, high-voltage electrical work, or chemical immersion unless separately certified for those hazards. Replace gloves when the shell shows visible damage or the coating wears through at grip surfaces.
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