Pip 15-218NOL Kevlar Cut-resistant Sleeve Ansi A2

Product Description

The PIP 15-218NOL is a universal-fit cut-resistant sleeve made from Kevlar, designed to protect forearms and lower arms from cut hazards in industrial, construction, and maintenance environments. Rated ANSI/ISEA Cut Resistance Level A2, it provides a baseline layer of arm protection where hand tools, sheet metal, glass, or sharp components are handled. The sleeve measures 18 inches in overall length and features a continuous knit cuff for a secure, comfortable fit. At 0.05 pounds, it is lightweight enough to wear over extended shifts without adding fatigue. Licensed professionals and safety-conscious contractors in trades including electrical, plumbing, HVAC, and general construction reach for this sleeve as standard PPE.

This sleeve is suited for a wide range of trade and industrial applications where forearm cut exposure is a recognized hazard. Typical use cases include handling ductwork, conduit, copper tubing, sheet metal edges, and glass panels. The universal sizing makes it practical for fleet-style PPE programs and job-site safety kits. The neon orange color increases visibility on active job sites and helps supervisors confirm PPE compliance at a glance. There is no thumb hole, allowing unrestricted hand and glove pairing.

Key Features

• ANSI/ISEA Cut Resistance Level A2 for forearm cut hazard protection
• Kevlar construction provides durable cut resistance without excessive bulk
• 18-inch overall length covers forearm and lower arm
• Continuous knit cuff keeps sleeve positioned during use
• Universal sizing accommodates a wide range of users
• High-visibility neon orange color supports job-site PPE compliance

Compatibility

Designed for use as a standalone forearm cut-resistant sleeve compatible with standard work gloves across trade and industrial applications. No thumb hole design allows pairing with most glove styles without interference.

Installation Notes

Slide the sleeve over the forearm before beginning work involving sharp edges, sheet metal, tubing, or similar cut hazards. Inspect the sleeve before each use for fraying, holes, or degraded fabric that may compromise cut resistance. Follow your employer or site safety program guidelines for PPE inspection intervals and replacement schedules. Launder according to manufacturer recommendations to maintain fiber integrity and cut-resistance performance.