Pip 16-399/L Cut-resistant Gloves Size L Ansi A9

Product Description

The PIP 16-399/L is a cut-resistant work glove designed for trade and industrial environments where high-level hand protection is required. Built on a 13-gauge seamless PolyKor fiber shell, it achieves an ANSI/ISEA Cut Resistance Level A9 — the highest classification in the ANSI standard. The palm and fingers are coated with NeoFoam using a dipped application, providing a secure grip in dry conditions. The seamless knit construction reduces pressure points and improves breathability during extended wear. This glove is sized for large men or medium women and ships as a paired set.

The 16-399/L is suited for applications in glass handling, metal fabrication, automotive assembly, HVAC sheet metal work, and other tasks where extreme cut hazards are present. The NeoFoam MicroSurface coating supports confident handling of sharp edges, sheet stock, and formed metal parts. The knit cuff keeps the glove secure during repeated on-and-off use on the job site. The glove meets both ANSI/ISEA and EN 388 standards, making it appropriate for work sites with either domestic or international PPE requirements.

Key Features

• ANSI/ISEA Cut Resistance Level A9 — highest available ANSI cut classification
• 13-gauge seamless PolyKor fiber shell with X7 technology for high cut resistance and durability
• NeoFoam palm and finger coating via dipped application for grip in dry conditions
• MicroSurface grip texture for confident control of sharp or slippery workpieces
• Seamless knit construction reduces seam irritation and improves breathability
• ANSI/ISEA Abrasion Resistance Level 3 and EN 388 Rating 4X43FX

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or direct-use cut-resistant glove for industrial and trade applications requiring ANSI Cut A9 hand protection. Part of the PIP Series 16-399 glove line.

Installation Notes

Inspect gloves before each use for tears, coating separation, or wear-through that may reduce cut resistance. Cut-resistant gloves do not provide puncture or needle-stick protection — verify the hazard type before use. Replace gloves when coating integrity or shell structure is visibly compromised. Follow your facility or job-site PPE program requirements for inspection intervals and disposal.