Pip KS992K/2XL Cut Resistant Leather Gloves 2XL Ansi A4

Product Description

The PIP KS992K/2XL is a cut and puncture resistant leather driver glove designed for trade professionals working in environments with arc flash exposure, sharp edges, and abrasive surfaces. Built from top grain cowhide leather with a para-aramid liner, this glove carries an ANSI/ISEA 105-2016 Cut Level A4 rating and an arc flash ATPV of 43 cal/cm2 (PPE Category 4 / HRC 4). The slip-on driver cuff style provides a low-profile fit suitable for tasks requiring dexterity and grip. Sized for men's 2X-Large (size 11), it is paired and covers the full finger. Electricians, lineworkers, pipefitters, and other trades requiring arc-rated hand protection rely on this glove for daily use.

This glove fits residential and commercial applications where arc flash PPE compliance is required alongside cut and puncture resistance. It is well suited for electrical maintenance, industrial HVAC work, metal fabrication, and utility tasks where NFPA 70E PPE Category 4 compliance is necessary. The textured grain cowhide palm improves grip on tools and materials. The para-aramid liner adds puncture resistance rated at ANSI/ISEA Level 2 and cut resistance at Level A4 without adding excessive bulk. Abrasion resistance is rated at ANSI/ISEA Level 3.

Key Features

• ANSI/ISEA 105-2016 Cut Resistance Level A4 with para-aramid liner
• Arc flash rated: ATPV 43 cal/cm2, PPE Category 4 (HRC 4)
• Top grain cowhide leather construction for abrasion resistance and breathability
• ANSI/ISEA Puncture Resistance Level 2 and Abrasion Resistance Level 3
• Slip-on driver cuff style for easy donning and comfortable fit
• Full fingered, paired, men's size 2X-Large (size 11)

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose cut and arc-flash-rated hand protection solution conforming to ANSI/ISEA 105-2016 and EN388 3X22D standards for applications requiring PPE Category 4 arc flash protection.

Installation Notes

Inspect gloves before each use for cuts, punctures, or leather degradation that may compromise protection ratings. Arc-rated gloves should be selected and used in accordance with a site-specific arc flash hazard analysis as required by NFPA 70E. Do not use these gloves as a substitute for voltage-rated (Class 00 through Class 4) insulating rubber gloves where live electrical work requires dielectric protection. Replace immediately if the liner or shell shows visible damage.