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The HEXARMOR 2092-m (8) is a cut-resistant work glove built for trade professionals who need reliable hand protection in demanding environments. Part of the Rig Lizard Thin Lizzie series, this glove is constructed from 13-gauge high-performance polyethylene with a seamless knit shell and a nitrile-coated palm and fingertips. It carries an ANSI/ISEA Cut Level A4 rating and ANSI/ISEA Impact Level 1 certification, making it suitable for tasks that combine cut hazards with moderate impact exposure. The sandy nitrile coating provides grip in both dry and lightly oily conditions. The glove features full finger coverage, a reinforced thumb crotch, and a knit cuff for a secure fit.
The 2092-m (8) is designed for general-purpose use across trades where cut and puncture hazards are present, including oil and gas field work, pipe handling, mechanical assembly, and equipment maintenance. The high-visibility yellow coating aids worker visibility on busy job sites. The unlined construction keeps the glove lightweight and tactile, which benefits tasks requiring dexterity. The glove length measures 10.5 inches, covering the wrist adequately for most standard trade applications. Both left and right hand versions are included in each pair, and the medium size corresponds to a numeric size 8.
Designed as an OEM-style replacement or direct-use work glove for medium-hand-size trade professionals requiring ANSI/ISEA 105 and ANSI/ISEA 138 compliant cut and impact protection.
Inspect gloves for damage before each use and replace any pair showing tears, coating separation, or degraded grip. Do not use these gloves near open flame, arc flash hazards, or chemical immersion unless the glove has been rated for those specific hazards. Follow your site or employer PPE program guidelines for proper donning, doffing, and disposal. ANSI/ISEA standards require periodic re-evaluation of PPE selections when work tasks or hazard levels change.
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