Showa XC810L-08 Cut Resistant Glove Large A4 Nitrile

Product Description

The SHOWA XC810L-08 is a cut-resistant work glove designed for industrial environments where hand protection, dexterity, and grip are all required simultaneously. Built on an 18-gauge UHMWPE liner, it achieves ANSI/ISEA cut level A4 (EN388 level D) resistance while remaining ultra-light for extended wear comfort. A nitrile coating delivers reliable grip on both dry and lightly oily surfaces. The glove measures 10.25 inches in length and is sized large. Licensed electricians, maintenance technicians, fabricators, and assembly workers are the primary installers and end users of this glove.

The XC810L-08 is suited for general industrial applications including light manufacturing, assembly, material handling, and maintenance tasks. The touchscreen-compatible fingertips allow workers to operate capacitive touchscreens without removing the glove, reducing downtime in connected work environments. The silicone-free and fingerprint-free construction makes it appropriate for clean-assembly and electronics-adjacent tasks where silicone contamination is a concern.

Key Features

• 18-gauge UHMWPE liner provides ANSI/ISEA A4 cut resistance (EN388 level D)
• Nitrile coating delivers grip on dry and lightly oily surfaces
• Touchscreen-compatible fingertips for use with capacitive devices
• Silicone-free and fingerprint-free construction for clean-assembly suitability
• Ultra-light design for extended wear comfort during long shifts
• 10.25-inch glove length for added wrist and lower-hand coverage

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or standard-issue cut-resistant glove for industrial hand-protection programs requiring ANSI/ISEA A4 cut level compliance in large-size applications.

Installation Notes

Cut-resistant gloves should be inspected before each use for tears, punctures, or coating delamination that would compromise protection. Follow applicable OSHA PPE standards and site-specific hand-protection programs when selecting and issuing gloves. Gloves should be replaced at the first sign of coating failure or liner damage. Do not assume cut resistance eliminates all puncture or abrasion risk in heavy-duty applications beyond the rated level.