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The PIP 19-D318/XL is a cut-resistant work glove built for trade and industrial environments where hand protection and dexterity must coexist. The glove features an 18-gauge Dyneema and Spandex shell that delivers ANSI/ISEA Cut Level A3 protection while keeping the hand lightweight and flexible. A polyurethane dip coating covers the palm and fingers, improving grip on dry and lightly oily surfaces. The seamless construction reduces pressure points during extended wear. At 9.75 inches overall length, the glove fits an XL hand and is sold as a pair. It is intended for installation, assembly, light fabrication, and general maintenance tasks performed by electricians, HVAC technicians, plumbers, and other trade professionals.
This glove is suited for light to moderate material handling tasks where cut and abrasion resistance are required without sacrificing tactile sensitivity. Typical applications include handling sheet metal, conduit, fittings, and sharp-edged components during residential and commercial trade work. The color-coded blue hem supports size identification in multi-size glove programs. The slip-on knit cuff provides a snug fit at the wrist. The glove meets EN 388 standard with a rating of 3342BX and carries ANSI/ISEA Abrasion Resistance Level 3, making it appropriate for tasks that involve repeated contact with rough or abrasive surfaces.
Designed as a general-purpose cut-resistant glove for trade professionals requiring ANSI A3 cut protection and polyurethane palm coating in an XL fit. Part of the PIP Series 19-D318 glove line.
Inspect gloves before each use for tears, coating separation, or worn areas that could compromise protection. Follow your employer or jobsite PPE program when selecting the appropriate cut level for a specific task. Gloves should be laundered per manufacturer instructions and retired when protective integrity is no longer reliable. Gloves do not substitute for lockout/tagout or other energy-control procedures required by OSHA standards.
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