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The HONEYWELL NPF23-0118N-10 is a coated, cut- and puncture-resistant work glove designed for trade professionals who handle sharp materials, sheet metal, glass, or abrasive components during installation and service work. Built on an 18-gauge seamless liner made from Carbon, HPPE, Nylon, and Elastane, the glove delivers ANSI/ISEA Cut Resistance Level A3 and Puncture Resistance Level 3 without sacrificing dexterity. A polyurethane palm and fingertip coating provides a secure grip on both dry and lightly oily surfaces. The antistatic construction and touchscreen-capable fingertips make this glove practical for techs who work with digital diagnostics equipment. Rated to EN 388:3X42C and certified for food-contact applications under FDA 21CFR177.2600.
This glove is suited for HVAC, plumbing, electrical, and mechanical trades where cut and abrasion hazards are routine. Typical applications include handling ductwork, conduit, pipe fittings, and sheet metal components. The lightweight 18-gauge liner keeps fatigue low during extended wear. Sized X-Large (numeric size 10), sold as a pair, and available in gray and black with a black polyurethane coating. The glove is washable up to three cycles and is glass-fiber free and silicone free, which matters in cleanroom-adjacent or food-adjacent service environments.
Part of the Perfect Fit 3.0 NPF23-0118N series. Sold as a pair in X-Large (numeric size 10), unisex fit. Compatible with standard glove liners and PPE programs requiring ANSI/ISEA A3 cut resistance or EN 388:3X42C performance.
Inspect gloves before each use for cuts, tears, or coating separation that could compromise protection. Follow your employer PPE program and applicable OSHA hand-protection requirements when selecting gloves for specific hazard levels. Wash per manufacturer guidelines, not to exceed three cycles, and retire gloves showing visible liner damage or coating delamination. Do not use these gloves as a substitute for electrical insulating gloves where arc or shock hazards are present.
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