Pip 09-K1660/S Cut-resistant Gloves Ansi A2 Size Small

Product Description

The PIP 09-K1660/S is a cut-resistant work glove engineered for trades and industrial environments where hand protection against cuts and abrasion is a daily requirement. Built on a 13-gauge seamless Kevlar knit shell, the glove delivers ANSI/ISEA Cut Level A2 and Abrasion Level 4 performance while keeping dexterity intact. A double-dipped black nitrile coating covers the palm and fingers, providing a MicroSurface grip that holds in wet, dry, and oily conditions. Overall length is 9.25 inches. Weight per pair is 0.18 pounds. Installed by maintenance technicians, electricians, pipefitters, and general tradespeople who handle sheet metal, conduit, hose assemblies, or other cut-hazard materials.

This glove fits applications in light manufacturing, HVAC sheet metal work, plumbing rough-in, electrical conduit handling, and general facility maintenance. The seamless knit construction reduces interior pressure points during extended wear. The knit cuff in yellow provides a secure, comfortable fit at the wrist. The glove is sold and sized for Small hands, corresponding to a men's Small or women's X-Small. It ships as a single pair.

Key Features

• ANSI/ISEA Cut Resistance Level A2 and Abrasion Resistance Level 4 for reliable protection against sharp edges
• 13-gauge seamless Kevlar knit shell — inherently cut resistant, will not melt, ignite, or conduct electricity
• Double-dipped nitrile palm and finger coating with MicroSurface grip for wet and dry handling
• Seamless lining construction minimizes interior friction and maintains tactile sensitivity
• EN 388 Rating 4343BX — meets both ANSI and EN 388 standards
• Knit cuff style for a snug, comfortable fit without hardware or fasteners

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or standard-issue work glove for Small-handed users requiring ANSI A2 cut protection in trade and light industrial environments.

Installation Notes

Inspect gloves before each use for coating separation, tears, or thinning at the fingertips. Do not use these gloves as a substitute for arc flash or chemical-splash PPE — confirm the correct glove category for the specific hazard. Replace gloves when the nitrile coating shows cracking or the shell fabric becomes visibly worn. Glove selection and use should comply with applicable OSHA hand protection standards (29 CFR 1910.138) and the site safety program.