Pip 120-4100/L Journeyman Kv Kevlar Work Glove Large

Product Description

The PIP 120-4100/L is a professional-grade work glove built for tradespeople who need cut resistance and impact protection in a single glove. It features a brown goatskin palm with reinforced back construction for durability in heavy-duty environments. A high-visibility yellow knuckle protector adds impact defense at one of the hand's most exposed points. The Kevlar construction provides cut resistance that meets the demands of industrial and construction trades. At 0.18 pounds per pair, the glove is lightweight enough for extended wear without sacrificing protection. Designed for licensed tradespeople and professional contractors working in environments where hand protection is non-negotiable.

This glove is suited for general construction, electrical work, HVAC installation, plumbing rough-in, and other skilled trades where grip, cut resistance, and knuckle protection are required simultaneously. The goatskin palm delivers tactile sensitivity that synthetic materials often sacrifice. The size Large designation makes it appropriate for most adult male hands. Sold as individual pairs, with a minimum order quantity of 72 pairs per case, making it a practical choice for contractors outfitting a full crew.

Key Features

• Brown goatskin reinforced palm and back for abrasion resistance and grip
• High-visibility yellow knuckle protector for impact protection at vulnerable points
• Kevlar construction for cut resistance in demanding trade environments
• Lightweight at 0.18 pounds per pair for extended wear comfort
• Professional workmans glove designed for skilled trade applications
• Size Large for broad fitment across trade crews

Compatibility

Designed as a professional-grade work glove for skilled trade applications requiring combined cut resistance and impact protection in a size Large form factor.

Installation Notes

Inspect gloves before each use for cuts, tears, or degraded knuckle protector integrity and remove from service if damage is found. For electrical work, confirm that this glove meets the specific arc flash or dielectric rating required by the job site safety plan, as mechanical gloves are not a substitute for rated electrical insulating gloves. Replace gloves when the goatskin palm shows significant wear or the Kevlar lining is exposed or frayed.