Showa 257XXL-10 A7 Cut Resistant Glove 2x-large Nitrile

Product Description

The SHOWA 257XXL-10 is a cut-resistant work glove rated ANSI Cut Level A7, built for demanding environments where hand protection and dexterity are both required. Constructed with a 13 gauge lightweight knit shell, the glove delivers very high cut resistance without sacrificing finger sensitivity or range of motion. A sponge nitrile palm coating adds resistance to abrasion, snags, and punctures. The glove is launderable and maintains its cut resistance and structural integrity through multiple wash cycles, extending service life and reducing replacement frequency. Sold by the dozen in size 2X-Large, with a 12-inch glove length.

This glove is designed for use in automotive assembly, metal stamping, and general industrial applications where workers handle sharp-edged parts, sheet metal, or tooling. The combination of A7 cut resistance and a flexible nitrile coating makes it well suited for repetitive-motion tasks requiring grip and tactile feedback. The lightweight 13 gauge construction keeps hand fatigue low during extended shifts. Typical users include assembly line workers, press operators, fabricators, and maintenance technicians working around cut hazards.

Key Features

• ANSI Cut Level A7 rating for very high cut resistance
• 13 gauge lightweight knit shell for high dexterity
• Sponge nitrile coating resists abrasion, snags, and punctures
• Launderable design maintains cut performance through repeated wash cycles
• 12-inch glove length for added wrist and forearm coverage
• Sized 2X-Large for a secure, comfortable fit on larger hands

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or standard-issue cut-resistant glove for automotive, stamping, and general industrial applications requiring ANSI A7 cut protection.

Installation Notes

Cut-resistant gloves should be inspected before each use for tears, holes, or coating delamination that could compromise protection. Launder per facility protocol and inspect after each wash cycle. Gloves must be matched to the specific cut hazard level present in the task — ANSI A7 is appropriate for high-severity cut risks. Dispose of and replace any glove showing visible damage or degraded coating.