Pip 30-6795B/XL Chemical-resistant Sleeve Xl Nylon

Product Description

The PIP 30-6795B/XL is a chemical-resistant protective sleeve designed to shield the forearm and lower arm from chemical exposure, abrasion, puncture, and snag hazards in demanding industrial environments. Constructed from nylon with Kevlar and synthetic fiber reinforcement, this XL sleeve meets ANSI Cut Level A4, making it a practical add-on layer for workers who need cut and chemical protection without replacing their primary glove system. At 24 inches in length and 15 inches in width, the sleeve provides substantial coverage. A hook-and-loop closure secures the sleeve in place during active use, and a thumb slot keeps it positioned correctly on the hand and wrist.

This sleeve is suited for assembly operations, automotive manufacturing, metal fabrication, and plastic molding environments where workers face incidental chemical splash, abrasion from sharp edges, or puncture risk. It is commonly used in both light industrial and heavy manufacturing facilities where arm protection supplements cut-resistant gloves. The snag-resistant and shrink-resistant properties make it practical for repeated wash-and-reuse cycles in industrial laundry programs.

Key Features

• ANSI Cut Level A4 rated for forearm cut protection
• Chemical-resistant and abrasion-resistant nylon construction with Kevlar and synthetic fiber reinforcement
• 24-inch sleeve length with 15-inch width for full forearm coverage
• Hook-and-loop closure for a secure, adjustable fit
• Thumb slot maintains sleeve position during task work
• Puncture-resistant, shrink-resistant, and snag-resistant for extended service life

Compatibility

Designed as an over-sleeve for use with cut-resistant or chemical-resistant gloves in assembly, automotive, metal fabrication, and plastic molding applications requiring forearm protection.

Installation Notes

Protective sleeves are donned and doffed by hand safety personnel or end users and do not require tools. Inspect the sleeve for tears, chemical degradation, or compromised seams before each use. Follow the facility safety officer or PPE program coordinator guidance for replacement intervals and laundering procedures. Compliance with applicable OSHA PPE standards should be confirmed by the site safety professional.