Pip 20-SD18 Cut-resistant Sleeve 18in Universal Fit

Product Description

The PIP 20-SD18 is a cut-resistant protective sleeve designed to guard the forearm and lower arm from lacerations and abrasions in industrial and trade environments. Constructed from a Dyneema and Nylon blend, this sleeve meets ANSI/ISEA A2 cut-resistance rating and ANSI/ISEA Abrasion Resistance Level 2. It measures 18 inches in overall length and features a continuous knit cuff closure that keeps the sleeve secure during active work. No thumb hole is included, allowing a clean fit over most work gloves. Maintenance crews, assembly workers, and trade professionals handling sharp materials, sheet metal, or glass regularly rely on sleeves of this type for daily arm protection.

The 20-SD18 is suited for use in fabrication shops, HVAC sheet metal work, plumbing rough-in, electrical conduit handling, and general industrial assembly where forearm protection is required. The universal fit accommodates a wide range of arm sizes without sizing adjustments. The white Dyneema-Nylon construction is lightweight and breathable enough for extended wear across a full shift. Minimum order quantity is 144 units, making this sleeve a practical choice for crew outfitting and facility safety programs.

Key Features

• ANSI/ISEA A2 cut-resistance rating for forearm protection against lacerations
• ANSI/ISEA Abrasion Resistance Level 2 for durability against surface wear
• 18-inch overall length provides full forearm and lower arm coverage
• Dyneema and Nylon blend construction — lightweight and high-strength
• Continuous knit cuff closure keeps sleeve positioned during use
• Universal fit accommodates most arm sizes without sizing adjustments

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style protective sleeve for general industrial, trade, and fabrication applications requiring ANSI/ISEA A2 cut resistance and forearm coverage.

Installation Notes

Slip the sleeve over the hand and up the forearm before donning work gloves. Inspect the sleeve before each use for cuts, snags, or areas of wear that may reduce protection. Replace any sleeve showing visible damage to the knit structure. Safety managers and site supervisors should verify that sleeve protection levels meet the cut-hazard requirements identified in their facility job-hazard analysis.