Pip 33-G125/XXL Work Gloves 2XL Polyurethane Nylon

Product Description

The PIP 33-G125/XXL is a general purpose work glove built for trade professionals who need reliable grip and dexterity in light to medium-duty tasks. The glove features a seamless nylon shell with a polyurethane dip coating across the palm and fingers, delivering a smooth grip surface that supports precise handling without sacrificing tactile feedback. At 10 inches overall length with a knit slip-on cuff, the glove fits securely without restricting wrist movement. Rated ANSI/ISEA Abrasion Resistance Level 3 and compliant with EN 388 4131X, it provides meaningful wear resistance for daily use. The unisex sizing fits 2X-Large for both men and women.

This glove is suited for applications where thin coating and hand feel matter: small parts handling, maintenance and repair operations, quality control and inspection, and general assembly tasks. The polyurethane coating offers light oil protection, making it appropriate for environments where surfaces may be lightly lubricated or contaminated. It is commonly used in HVAC, electrical, plumbing, and light industrial settings where workers need finger sensitivity alongside basic hand protection. The knit cuff and seamless construction reduce hand fatigue during extended wear.

Key Features

• Seamless nylon shell reduces interior seam irritation during extended use
• Polyurethane palm and finger coating provides smooth grip with light oil resistance
• ANSI/ISEA Abrasion Resistance Level 3 and EN 388 4131X rated
• Full-fingered coverage with straight thumb for natural hand positioning
• Knit slip-on cuff for secure, low-profile fit at the wrist
• Unisex 2X-Large sizing fits a wide range of hand sizes

Compatibility

Designed as a general purpose work glove for trade and light industrial use where thin-coated, high-dexterity hand protection is required.

Installation Notes

Inspect gloves before each use for coating delamination, tears, or holes that would compromise protection. Maximum rated temperature is 104 degrees F — do not use near open flame, welding operations, or heat sources exceeding this threshold. Worn or damaged gloves should be replaced immediately and not repaired for continued use in the field.