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BDG 20-9-1885-X3L Goatskin Cut Resistant 5" Gauntlet w/ Backhand Protection Personal Protective Equipment
Goatskin cut-resistant gauntlet gloves with backhand impact protection, ANSI/ISEA cut level A5 and heat level 3
- Goatskin leather provides full-hand cut resistance at ANSI/ISEA A5
- Kevlar stitching reinforces seams for added durability
- Gauntlet cuff extends protection 5 inches up the forearm
- ANSI/ISEA Impact Level 2 guards back of hand against knocks
- Meets ANSI/ISEA 105 and 138 standards for cut and impact
Goatskin Cut Resistant Gauntlet
The BDG 20-9-1885-X3L is a goatskin leather glove built for cut resistance and backhand impact protection. It meets ANSI/ISEA 105 Cut Level A5 and ANSI/ISEA 138 Impact Level 2 standards. Kevlar stitching and a gauntlet cuff extend coverage past the wrist. The glove is sold new and carries California Proposition 65 warnings for cancer and reproductive harm.
Upgrade from basic leather drivers
Standard driver gloves without rated cut or impact protection are replaced when tasks involve sharp materials or pinch points. The jump is worth it when the job requires ANSI/ISEA 105 A5 cut resistance and Level 2 impact rating on the backhand. Thinsulate insulation adds warmth without bulk for cold environments.
Suits workers needing full leather coverage
This glove fits left and right hands with a wing thumb for dexterity in material handling, fabrication and automotive work. Buyers who need chemical permeation resistance or liquid-proof membranes should look elsewhere. The gauntlet style may not suit tasks requiring short cuffs or high tactile sensitivity.
Highlights
- Goatskin leather provides full-hand cut resistance at ANSI/ISEA A5
- Kevlar stitching reinforces seams for added durability
- Gauntlet cuff extends protection 5 inches up the forearm
- ANSI/ISEA Impact Level 2 guards back of hand against knocks
- Meets ANSI/ISEA 105 and 138 standards for cut and impact
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What cuff length does the gauntlet have and how does it affect forearm coverage?
The 5-inch gauntlet cuff extends past the wrist to shield the lower forearm from sparks and debris while allowing sleeve overlap.
Which stitching material is used on the seams and why does it matter for installation?
Kevlar thread is used throughout; pulling the glove on by the cuff rather than the fingers prevents seam stress during donning.
When should the Thinsulate insulation be checked for replacement?
Inspect the Thinsulate lining each season; replace the glove once the insulation feels compressed or no longer traps heat evenly.
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