Mechanix Wear S85CJ-06-009 Arc Flash Gloves Ansi A5 Large

Product Description

The MECHANIX WEAR S85CJ-06-009 is an arc flash and flame-resistant work glove engineered for electricians and other trade professionals working in high-risk electrical environments. Built on a 13-gauge aramid blended shell, these gloves meet ANSI A5 cut resistance and carry EN 407 Level 4 Thermal Resistance. The machine-knit construction also achieves Level 2 arc flash protection rated at 12 calories, making them suitable for Category 2 arc flash hazard work. Anatomical flame-resistant TPR knuckle protection meets ANSI 138 Level 2 impact standards. The palm and fingers are coated in neoprene and nitrile over a sandy grip surface for reliable tool and equipment control in both dry and light-moisture conditions.

These gloves are designed for use in residential and commercial electrical service, industrial maintenance, and any application where arc flash exposure and cut hazards are present simultaneously. The SpeedKnit construction provides a close, dexterous fit suited for panel work, switchgear service, and conduit handling where hand feel is critical. The knit cuff secures the glove at the wrist without restricting movement. Sold as a pair in size Large, which corresponds to Women's X-Large. The green colorway aids quick visual identification on the job site.

Key Features

• 13-gauge aramid blended shell meets ANSI A5 cut resistance standard
• EN 407 Level 4 Thermal Resistance and Level 2 arc flash protection at 12 calories
• Anatomical flame-resistant TPR knuckle protection meets ANSI 138 Level 2 impact standard
• Neoprene and nitrile palm-and-finger coating with sandy grip surface
• Knit cuff style for secure fit and freedom of wrist movement
• Unlined interior for maximum dexterity and tactile feedback

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM arc flash Category 2 glove for use in electrical trade applications requiring ANSI A5 cut resistance and flame-resistant hand protection.

Installation Notes

Arc flash gloves must be inspected before each use for cuts, abrasions, or coating damage that could compromise protection. Always verify the arc flash hazard category of the work area against the glove arc rating before beginning energized work. Follow NFPA 70E requirements for personal protective equipment selection and use. Gloves should be stored away from sharp objects, direct sunlight, and petroleum-based solvents that can degrade neoprene and nitrile coatings.