Mechanix Wear S2EC-03-007 Ansi A7 Cut Resistant Gloves S

Product Description

The MECHANIX WEAR S2EC-03-007 is an ANSI Cut Level A7 cut-resistant work glove engineered for trade and industrial environments where hand protection against sharp edges, abrasion, and repeated contact is required. Built from an 18-gauge HPPE and Tungsten Steel blend shell, the glove delivers high cut resistance without sacrificing dexterity. The palm and fingertips are dipped in urethane, providing a secure grip on smooth and dry surfaces. Rated ANSI Abrasion Level 4, this glove holds up to repeated wear in demanding job site conditions. It is available as a pair in size Small and is suitable for both male and female technicians needing compact-fit hand protection.

The S2EC-03-007 is suited for light-to-medium industrial tasks including electrical work, plumbing rough-in, HVAC sheet metal handling, and general mechanical assembly where cut hazards are present. The seamless HPPE blend lining keeps interior comfort high during extended use. The knit cuff provides a snug fit at the wrist to prevent debris from entering the glove during overhead or confined-space work. This glove is machine washable, making it practical for daily use in field or shop environments.

Key Features

• ANSI Cut Resistance Level A7 with HPPE and Tungsten Steel 18-gauge shell
• ANSI Abrasion Resistance Level 4 for extended durability
• Urethane dip coating on palm and fingertips for smooth-surface grip
• Seamless HPPE blend lining for all-day comfort
• Knit cuff and knit back for flexibility and secure fit
• Machine washable construction for easy field maintenance
• EN 388 Rating: 4X42F — meets both ANSI A7 and EN 388 standards

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose cut-resistant glove for trade professionals in HVAC, plumbing, electrical, and mechanical service applications where ANSI A7 hand protection is specified.

Installation Notes

Inspect gloves before each use for coating separation, tears, or wear-through at the fingertips. Cut-resistant gloves reduce laceration risk but do not eliminate it — always follow site-specific PPE protocols and applicable OSHA hand protection standards. Replace gloves when the shell or coating shows visible degradation. Machine wash according to manufacturer care instructions to maintain coating integrity.