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Pair of grey HPPE knit gloves with black nitrile palm coating

BDG

BDG 99-1-9500-6 Cut-Resistant Coated Gloves A2 Dipped Nitrile personal protective equipment

SKU CH-NMXJ-RBX5F

Cut-resistant knit gloves with dipped nitrile palm coating rated ANSI/ISEA A2 and EN 388 4X43B for high dexterity and grip

  • ANSI/ISEA 105 cut level A2 protection
  • EN 388 4X43B abrasion and tear resistance
  • EN 407 certified heat resistance
  • HPPE knit shell with dipped nitrile palm coating
  • High dexterity and grip for precise handling

Cut-Resistant Gloves for Dexterity Tasks

BDG 99-1-9500-6 gloves provide ANSI/ISEA Cut Level A2 protection with a dipped nitrile coating on the palm. The seamless HPPE knit construction delivers high dexterity and grip for handling sharp-edged parts.

Suited for Light Cut Hazards and Grip

These gloves suit workers in assembly, packaging or general material handling who need cut resistance with tactile feel. They are not insulated, so they do not protect against heat or cold, and the abrasion level is not rated for heavy wear environments.

ANSI/ISEA Cut Level A2 Certification

The decisive specification is the ANSI/ISEA 105 Cut Level A2 rating, which defines the glove's resistance to cutting force for light-duty applications. EN 388 4X43B and EN 407 markings confirm additional mechanical and thermal test compliance.

Highlights

  • ANSI/ISEA 105 cut level A2 protection
  • EN 388 4X43B abrasion and tear resistance
  • EN 407 certified heat resistance
  • HPPE knit shell with dipped nitrile palm coating
  • High dexterity and grip for precise handling

Specifications

BrandBDG

Questions about this item

Which cut level and coating should I pick for general handling tasks?

The gloves meet ANSI/ISEA cut level A2 and feature a dipped nitrile coating on the palm for grip and dexterity.

What does the EN 388 rating 4X43B tell me about real-world protection?

It rates abrasion at 4, cut at X (not tested under that method), tear at 4, puncture at 3 and impact at B.

How do the ANSI/ISEA 105 and EN 388 standards limit what these gloves can do?

They certify cut level A2 and the mechanical scores above; the gloves are not rated for abrasion under ANSI/ISEA 105 and have no heat or insulation rating.

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