Pip 09-K3750/XL Cut-resistant Gloves Ansi A2 Arc Rated Xl

Product Description

The PIP 09-K3750/XL is a cut-resistant, arc-rated leather work glove engineered for industrial and utility trades requiring multi-hazard hand protection. Built from grain goatskin leather with a Kevlar fiber liner, these full-fingered gloves carry an ANSI/ISEA Cut Level A2 rating, ANSI Puncture Level 2, and ANSI Abrasion Level 3. The arc flash rating of 37 cal/cm2 (ATPV, PPE Category 3 / HRC 3) makes them appropriate for qualified electrical workers performing energized work within an arc flash boundary. The slip-on cuff style provides a secure, streamlined fit sized for XL men or 2XL women.

These gloves are intended for use in electrical utility, construction, oil and gas, and heavy industrial environments where workers face simultaneous risks from cuts, punctures, abrasion, and thermal arc flash exposure. The Kevlar fiber liner adds inherent cut resistance without adding bulk, and the grain goatskin exterior provides natural dexterity with a textured grip surface. They are supplied as a pair and are suited for installation, maintenance, and service tasks requiring PPE Category 3 arc flash compliance under NFPA 70E.

Key Features

• ANSI/ISEA Cut Level A2 protection with grain goatskin leather exterior
• Arc flash rated at 37 cal/cm2 ATPV, PPE Category 3 (HRC 3)
• Kevlar fiber liner provides inherent cut resistance and will not melt, ignite, or conduct
• ANSI Puncture Level 2 and ANSI Abrasion Level 3 for multi-hazard defense
• Full-fingered, slip-on cuff design for ease of donning and consistent fit
• EN 388:2016 rated 3322BX for internationally recognized mechanical protection benchmarking

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style personal protective equipment glove for use in applications requiring compliance with ANSI/ISEA 105-2016 and EN 388 2016 mechanical protection standards, as well as NFPA 70E PPE Category 3 arc flash requirements.

Installation Notes

These gloves are worn PPE, not an installed component. Qualified electrical workers and industrial personnel should confirm that the selected glove PPE category matches the incident energy analysis or arc flash hazard assessment for the specific task per NFPA 70E requirements. Inspect gloves before each use for cuts, burns, or degraded leather that may compromise protection levels. Do not use damaged gloves; replace the pair before performing energized or hazardous work.