Pip 120-4100/M Kevlar Leather Spandex Work Gloves

Product Description

The PIP 120-4100/M is a women's large work glove constructed from a combination of Kevlar, leather, and Spandex materials. This multi-material construction pairs the cut resistance of Kevlar with the durability and grip of leather and the fit flexibility of Spandex. Sold as a pair, these gloves are sized for women's large hands and are suited for trade and industrial environments where hand protection and dexterity are both required. At 0.2 pounds per pair, the gloves remain lightweight for extended wear during tasks that demand consistent hand mobility.

These gloves are appropriate for applications where workers need reliable hand protection without sacrificing finger movement. The leather palm provides abrasion resistance for gripping tools, equipment, and materials, while the Kevlar component addresses cut hazard exposure. The Spandex integration allows the glove to conform closely to the hand, reducing bunching that can interfere with precision work. Typical users include technicians and tradespeople working in light industrial, assembly, or maintenance settings.

Key Features

• Kevlar construction provides cut-resistant protection in high-risk hand areas
• Leather palm and fingers deliver abrasion resistance and durable grip
• Spandex panels allow a close, flexible fit for maintained dexterity
• Women's large sizing for a proper fit on smaller hand profiles
• Lightweight at 0.2 pounds per pair for reduced fatigue during extended wear
• Sold as a pair, single-unit packaging

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or direct-use work glove for women's large hand protection applications in trade and light industrial environments.

Installation Notes

Inspect gloves before each use for cuts, abrasions, or degradation in the Kevlar or leather material that could compromise protection. Replace immediately if structural integrity is compromised. Follow applicable OSHA hand protection standards and your site's PPE program when selecting and wearing work gloves. Gloves should be fitted properly — a loose glove can create a snagging hazard around rotating equipment.