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The PIP 19-D318/M is a cut-resistant work glove engineered for tasks that demand protection without sacrificing dexterity. Built on an 18-gauge Dyneema and Spandex seamless shell, the glove delivers ANSI/ISEA Cut Level A3 protection with an ANSI/ISEA Abrasion Resistance Level of 3. The palm and fingers are dip-coated in polyurethane for grip and abrasion resistance on flat, smooth, or lightly oiled surfaces. At 9 inches in overall length, this glove fits a medium hand size and is worn as a pair. It is suited for light manufacturing, assembly, parts handling, and other tasks where cut hazards and tactile sensitivity must both be addressed.
This glove is designed for general industrial and light-duty trade applications where ANSI A3 cut resistance is required. The Dyneema shell provides a lightweight feel with good tactile feedback, making it practical for repetitive hand work in assembly, warehousing, sheet metal handling, and similar environments. The polyurethane palm coating performs well on dry to slightly damp surfaces. The slip-on knit cuff allows for quick donning and removal. Color-coded blue hems aid in size identification during distribution and inventory management.
Designed as a standard fit cut-resistant glove for medium-sized hands, worn as a pair, and appropriate for general industrial and light-duty trade environments requiring ANSI A3 cut protection.
Inspect gloves prior to each use for cuts, tears, or coating separation that may compromise protection. Follow the applicable ANSI/ISEA 105 standard and your site safety program when selecting hand protection for specific hazard levels. Gloves are washable — follow the manufacturer laundering guidance to maintain coating integrity and cut resistance performance. Remove gloves before operating rotating equipment or machinery where glove entanglement is a hazard.
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