Pyramex GL603C5S A4 Cut Resistant Knit Gloves Small

Product Description

The PYRAMEX GL603C5S is a pair of cut, puncture, and abrasion-resistant work gloves built for trade professionals who handle sharp materials, sheet metal, glass, or rough components on the job. The glove shell is knit from HPPE fiber at a 13-gauge construction, delivering ANSI/ISEA A4 cut resistance without sacrificing hand feel. A microfoam nitrile coating covers the palm and fingers, providing grip in dry and lightly oily conditions while adding a secondary layer of puncture protection. The ANSI/ISEA puncture resistance and abrasion resistance ratings both reach level 4. These gloves ship as a pair in size Small and are unisex.

The GL603C5S is suited for use in HVAC installation, sheet metal work, plumbing rough-in, electrical conduit handling, and general mechanical trades where cut hazards are present. The knit cuff keeps debris out while allowing a snug, secure fit at the wrist. The all-black colorway and nitrile back material make these appropriate for both indoor shop work and field service calls. They are not rated as a blood-borne pathogen barrier and are not FDA approved, so they are not intended for medical or food-handling applications.

Key Features

• ANSI/ISEA A4 cut resistance rating for protection against sharp edges and sheet metal
• ANSI/ISEA level 4 puncture resistance for nail, wire, and fastener hazards
• ANSI/ISEA level 4 abrasion resistance for extended wear on rough surfaces
• 13-gauge HPPE knit shell balances dexterity with protective performance
• Microfoam nitrile coating on palm and fingers for grip in dry and lightly oily conditions
• Knit cuff style for a secure, debris-resistant fit at the wrist

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or standard-issue hand protection glove for trade professionals requiring ANSI/ISEA A4 cut resistance in a knit-style work glove. Part of the PYRAMEX GL603C5 series.

Installation Notes

Inspect gloves before each use for tears, coating separation, or worn-through areas that would reduce protection. Replace any glove showing visible damage to the shell or coating. When working near energized electrical components, confirm that the glove material is rated for the applicable arc or electrical hazard before use, as these gloves do not carry a dielectric rating. Follow your employer's PPE program and applicable OSHA hand protection requirements when selecting gloves for a specific task.