Superior Glove Works 378GKGE-2XL Cut Resistant Gloves 2XL

Product Description

The SUPERIOR GLOVE WORKS 378GKGE-2XL is a cut- and puncture-resistant work glove built for trade professionals who face flash fire and cut hazards on the job. Constructed from goatskin leather with a Paraactiv engineered yarn liner, this glove delivers ANSI/ISEA A4 cut resistance and ANSI puncture resistance level 3 across the full 360-degree surface of the hand. The arc flash rating reaches Level 3 with an Arc Thermal Performance Value (ATPV) of 36 cal per square centimeter, making it appropriate for energized electrical work. Stitched with Kevlar thread for added seam durability, this glove weighs approximately 0.5 pounds per pair and ships as a single pair per package.

This glove is sized 2X-Large and intended for unisex fit. It is suited for use in electrical, HVAC, sheet metal, and general construction environments where workers encounter sharp edges, puncture hazards, or arc flash exposure. The uncoated goatskin leather palm provides natural grip on dry surfaces without sacrificing dexterity. The 2-inch safety cuff adds wrist coverage. This is an economical option for jobsites that require rated arc flash and cut protection without a coated or chemically resistant glove.

Key Features

• ANSI/ISEA Cut Resistance Level A4 with Paraactiv engineered yarn liner for 360-degree cut protection
• ANSI/ISEA Puncture Resistance Level 3 for protection against sharp points and fasteners
• Arc flash rated Level 3 with an ATPV of 36 cal per square centimeter
• ANSI Abrasion Resistance Level 4 for extended wear in abrasive environments
• Goatskin leather construction throughout palm, back, cuff, and lining for durability and natural grip
• Kevlar stitching at seams for cut-resistant thread integrity

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style work glove replacement for trade professionals requiring ANSI A4 cut resistance and arc flash Level 3 protection in a 2X-Large uncoated leather glove.

Installation Notes

Worn by licensed electricians, HVAC technicians, sheet metal workers, and construction trades where arc flash and cut hazards are present. Always verify the glove arc flash rating meets or exceeds the incident energy level calculated for the task before energized work begins. Inspect gloves for cuts, punctures, or seam separation before each use and remove from service if damaged. Follow applicable NFPA 70E guidelines for PPE selection and use around energized electrical equipment.