Pro-safe 47457 Work Gloves Large Polyurethane Knit Wrist

Product Description

The PRO-SAFE 47457 is a general purpose work glove designed for light to medium-duty hand protection in trade and industrial environments. The glove features a polyurethane coating over the palm and fingers, providing grip and abrasion resistance while maintaining dexterity for handling small parts, fasteners, and tools. A knit wrist cuff secures the fit and reduces debris entry. The seamless construction minimizes interior irritation during extended wear. Overall length is 9.3 inches. At 0.073 pounds per pair, these gloves are lightweight enough for full-shift use without fatigue.

These gloves are suited for general-purpose tasks across HVAC, plumbing, electrical, and light assembly work where tactile feedback is important. The polyurethane palm and finger coating handles dry and lightly oily surfaces well, making them a practical choice for parts handling, wire routing, and component installation. Sized for men's large or women's extra-large, with a numeric size of 9. They are not rated for high-visibility applications, are not FDA approved for food contact, and are not static dissipative — select accordingly for your application.

Key Features

• Polyurethane coating on palm and fingers for grip and abrasion resistance
• Seamless construction reduces interior pressure points during extended wear
• Knit wrist cuff provides a secure, debris-resistant fit
• Lightweight at 0.073 pounds per pair for reduced hand fatigue
• 9.3-inch overall length with 3.7-inch width for standard hand coverage
• Sold individually — one glove per package unit

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose work glove for trade professionals requiring light hand protection and dexterity in dry to lightly oily conditions. Fits men's large and women's extra-large hands.

Installation Notes

No installation is required. Inspect gloves before each use for cuts, tears, or coating separation that may compromise protection. These gloves are not rated for electrical arc flash, chemical immersion, or cut-hazard applications — verify glove selection against the specific hazards present on the job site. Replace when coating shows wear or grip performance degrades.