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The KINCO 1787-M is a heavy thermal winter work glove designed for cold-weather job site use. Built on a 7-gauge 100% acrylic knit shell, it provides insulating warmth without sacrificing dexterity. The palm is coated with black foam latex, delivering grip on wet or dry surfaces. An acrylic elastic knit wrist cuff seals out wind and debris while allowing a secure fit. This glove is sized medium and finished in brown. It is a standard trade-work glove suited for construction, landscaping, general labor, and any outdoor task requiring hand protection in cold conditions.
The 1787-M is intended for workers who need thermal protection during cold-season outdoor operations. The foam latex palm coating makes it practical for gripping tools, pipe, conduit, lumber, and similar materials. The knit wrist cuff provides a snug interface with jacket sleeves, reducing heat loss at the wrist. This glove is sold as a pair and fits medium-sized hands. It is appropriate for HVAC technicians, plumbers, electricians, and general tradespeople working in cold environments where a lightweight insulating glove is preferred over a bulkier insulated option.
Designed as a general-purpose cold-weather work glove suitable for trade professionals requiring thermal hand protection in outdoor or unheated work environments.
No installation is required for this product. Inspect gloves before each use for tears, punctures, or coating separation that could reduce grip or thermal performance. Replace when the knit shell shows significant wear or the latex palm coating begins to crack or peel. Follow your employer safety program and applicable PPE requirements for hand protection on the job site.
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