Pip 09-K3750/L Cut-resistant Goatskin Gloves Ansi A2 Size L

Product Description

The PIP 09-K3750/L is a full-fingered, cut-resistant drivers glove constructed from grain goatskin leather with a Kevlar fiber lining. It is rated ANSI/ISEA Cut Level A2, ANSI Puncture Level 2, and ANSI Abrasion Level 3 under the ANSI/ISEA 105-2016 standard. The Kevlar liner adds high tensile strength relative to its weight, is inherently cut resistant, and will not melt, ignite, or conduct heat. An arc rating of ATPV 37 cal/cm2 (PPE Category 3 / HRC 3) makes this glove appropriate for electrical work environments where arc flash exposure is a concern. Slip-on cuff styling provides a secure, comfortable fit for extended wear in trade and industrial applications.

This glove is suited for electricians, utility workers, HVAC technicians, and general industrial trades that require simultaneous cut, puncture, abrasion, and arc flash protection. The slip-on driver-style cuff accommodates tool-intensive tasks where dexterity and grip matter. Available in Size Large (equivalent to Women's X-Large), it is sold as a pair and is intended for single-unit purchase. The textured grip surface improves control when handling sheet metal, conduit, wire, or rough materials in the field.

Key Features

• ANSI/ISEA Cut Level A2 and Puncture Level 2 protection per ANSI/ISEA 105-2016
• ANSI Abrasion Level 3 and EN 388 Rating 3322BX
• Arc rating ATPV 37 cal/cm2 rated PPE Category 3 (HRC 3) for arc flash environments
• Grain goatskin leather shell with Kevlar fiber lining that will not melt, ignite, or conduct
• Slip-on cuff style for easy donning and a consistent fit
• Textured grip surface on full-fingered design for improved control

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style protective glove for trade professionals requiring ANSI A2 cut resistance combined with arc flash protection at the PPE Category 3 level.

Installation Notes

Inspect gloves before each use for cuts, abrasions, or degradation that may compromise protection levels. Electricians working in arc flash environments should verify that the glove arc rating meets or exceeds the incident energy level established by the facility arc flash hazard analysis before use. Do not use these gloves as a substitute for rated rubber insulating gloves when contact with energized conductors is possible. Follow applicable NFPA 70E and employer PPE program requirements for glove selection and retirement criteria.