Honeywell NPF21-0118N-8 Cut Resistant Gloves Ansi A1 Medium

Product Description

The HONEYWELL NPF21-0118N-8 is a medium-size, cut and puncture resistant work glove from the Perfect Fit 3.0 series. Built on an 18-gauge carbon, nylon, and elastane knit liner, these gloves carry an ANSI/ISEA Cut Resistance Level A1 rating, an ANSI/ISEA Puncture Resistance Level 2 rating, and an ANSI/ISEA Abrasion Resistance Level 2 rating. The polyurethane palm and fingertip coating delivers high grip performance on both dry and light-duty surfaces. The seamless knit construction keeps hand fatigue low during extended use. Trade professionals working around sheet metal edges, light fasteners, or abrasive surfaces will find these a suitable single-pair PPE option.

These gloves are suited for light mechanical work, HVAC sheet metal handling, electrical assembly, plumbing rough-in tasks, and general trade environments where cut and abrasion protection at the A1 level is required. They are certified for food handling under FDA 21CFR177.2600 and Food Contact Regulation (EC) No. 1935/2004, making them usable in food-adjacent service environments as well. The antistatic construction supports use in static-sensitive electrical work. The glove is sold as a pair in size medium.

Key Features

• ANSI/ISEA Cut Resistance Level A1 with puncture resistance level 2 and abrasion resistance level 2
• 18-gauge carbon, nylon, and elastane seamless knit liner for lightweight fit and dexterity
• Polyurethane palm and fingertip coating for high grip performance
• Antistatic and touchscreen-capable construction
• Certified for food handling: FDA 21CFR177.2600 and EC No. 1935/2004 compliant
• Washable up to 3 cycles; glass fiber free and silicone free; low DMF content (less than 100 ppm)

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style PPE glove for general trade and light mechanical applications requiring ANSI/ISEA A1 cut resistance and polyurethane palm coating in a medium unisex fit.

Installation Notes

These gloves are PPE and do not require installation. Inspect each glove for tears or coating separation before use. Follow applicable OSHA and jobsite PPE requirements for hand protection selection. Wash according to manufacturer guidelines — rated for up to 3 washing cycles — and retire gloves showing visible liner damage or coating delamination.