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The SHOWA kv660m-08 is a supported, PVC-coated chemical resistant glove designed for trade and industrial workers who handle caustic, acidic, or solvent-laden materials. At 22 mil thickness with a full grain PVC coating, the glove delivers a durable barrier across the full hand and wrist. The 12-inch gauntlet cuff extends protection up the forearm. Inside, a Kevlar liner provides ANSI/ISEA cut level A2 resistance and ANSI/ISEA puncture level 2 performance, making this a dual-purpose hand protection solution. Available in size Medium, it is sold as a single pair and suits left and right hands. Installers and service crews working in maintenance, utility, refinery, or decontamination environments are the primary users.
The kv660m-08 is built for applications where chemical splash and cut hazards occur together. Typical use cases include construction and masonry chemical handling, fuel transport, refinery and utility service work, garbage collection, fishing, and cleaning operations. The non-chlorinated, grain-textured PVC surface provides grip on wet and oily surfaces. The triple-layer construction and Kevlar liner make this appropriate for HVAC, plumbing, and mechanical service techs handling chemical compounds, pipe dope, solvents, or flux materials on commercial or industrial job sites.
The kv660m-08 is part of the SHOWA KV660 series and is designed for general-purpose chemical resistant hand protection in industrial, utility, and trade service environments where ANSI/ISEA 105-2016 cut A2 and puncture level 2 performance are required.
Inspect gloves before each use for cuts, pinholes, or coating separation that could compromise the chemical barrier. Confirm chemical compatibility against the specific substances being handled before use, as no glove provides universal resistance. Follow facility or job-site PPE protocols and applicable OSHA hand protection requirements. Rinse gloves with clean water before removal when working with hazardous chemicals to reduce skin exposure during doffing.
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