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The PIP 19-D322/XL is a cut, puncture, and abrasion-resistant work glove designed for trade professionals who handle sharp materials, sheet metal edges, glass, or rough surfaces. Built on a 13-gauge Dyneema Diamond fiber shell, this glove achieves ANSI/ISEA Cut Level A3, Puncture Level 3, and Abrasion Level 4. The palm and fingers are dipped in gray polyurethane for grip and durability without sacrificing dexterity. The seamless Dyneema lining reduces hand fatigue during extended wear. At 10 inches overall length with a 3-inch knit cuff, the glove fits XL hands and is sized as unisex, covering most adult hands across trades.
This glove fits applications where workers contact cut hazards regularly: HVAC sheet metal fabrication, electrical conduit pulling, plumbing rough-in with copper or steel pipe, pool equipment service, and general mechanical assembly. The flat polyurethane grip surface suits dry and light-oily conditions. The knit cuff seats snugly at the wrist to reduce debris entry. The EN 388 rating of 4X42DX confirms performance under European industrial standards as well, making these gloves appropriate for contractors who work across domestic and international job sites.
Designed as an OEM-style replacement or standard-issue work glove for XL-handed trade professionals requiring ANSI A3 cut protection in HVAC, plumbing, electrical, and general mechanical service applications.
Inspect gloves before each use for tears, coating delamination, or compromised shell fibers that would reduce cut protection. These gloves are not rated as blood-borne pathogen barriers and are not static dissipative — verify suitability before use in environments where those hazards are present. Replace gloves when coating wear or visible fiber damage is detected, as degraded cut-resistance materials offer reduced protection. Follow applicable OSHA PPE selection requirements (29 CFR 1910.138) when specifying hand protection for a given task hazard.
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