Pip 16-340LG/L Cut-resistant Gloves Ansi A3 Size Large

Product Description

The PIP 16-340LG/L is a pair of cut-resistant work gloves built for trade professionals who need reliable hand protection in high-risk environments. The shell is constructed from 13-gauge PolyKor fiber with a seamless knit lining, providing ANSI/ISEA Cut Resistance Level A3 and Puncture Resistance Level 4. The palm and fingers are double-dipped in black nitrile with a MicroSurface texture, delivering a firm grip on both dry and lightly oiled surfaces. The high-visibility yellow shell and knit cuff add quick visual identification in busy job sites. These gloves meet EN 388 rating 4544CX and are designed for extended wear during cutting, handling, and assembly tasks.

These gloves are suited for use in electrical, plumbing, HVAC, and general construction trades where workers handle sheet metal, conduit, copper pipe, or other sharp-edged materials. The unisex sizing fits a large male hand or a medium female hand. The knit cuff and seamless lining reduce fatigue during repetitive tasks. They are appropriate for both indoor shop work and field installation where cut and abrasion hazards are present.

Key Features

• ANSI/ISEA Cut Resistance Level A3 and Puncture Resistance Level 4 for multi-hazard hand protection
• 13-gauge PolyKor fiber shell with seamless knit construction for comfort and dexterity
• Double-dipped black nitrile coating on palm and fingers with MicroSurface grip texture
• ANSI/ISEA Abrasion Resistance Level 4 for durability in rough-surface applications
• EN 388 rated 4544CX, meeting international cut and mechanical protection standards
• High-visibility yellow color for quick visual identification on the job site

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose cut and puncture-resistant glove for trade professionals handling sharp-edged materials across electrical, HVAC, plumbing, and construction applications.

Installation Notes

Inspect gloves for damage before each use and replace any pair showing tears, coating separation, or compromised finger coverage. These gloves are not rated as electrical insulating gloves and must not be used as primary protection against electrical shock. Discard gloves that have been exposed to solvents, oils, or chemicals that may degrade the nitrile coating. Follow applicable OSHA hand protection requirements and employer PPE programs when selecting gloves for a specific task.