BDG
BDG 99-9-9793-6 Cut-Resistant Impact Gloves A6 Dipped Nitrile
Knit gloves with HPPE shell, acrylic insulation, palm-dipped nitrile coating and TPR knuckle guards rated ANSI A6 cut, ANSI abrasion 4 and 6.5 kN impact
- ANSI/ISEA Cut Level A6 stops blades
- Impact protection rated to 6.5 kN force
- Dipped nitrile palm grips wet and oily surfaces
- Acrylic insulation keeps hands warm in cold conditions
- TPR knuckle guards shield against bumps
BDG Cut-Resistant Impact Gloves A6
These BDG gloves combine ANSI/ISEA cut level A6 with impact protection rated at 6.5 kN. The HPPE knit shell uses an acrylic liner for insulation and a palm-dipped nitrile coating. Knuckle guards are moulded from TPR. Standards met include ANSI/ISEA 105-2016, ANSI/ISEA 138-2019, EN 388 2016 and EN 374-2.
Replaces Lower-Cut-Level or Non-Impact Gloves
Workers moving from A1–A5 cut gloves or from gloves without knuckle protection gain a measurable step up in both cut and impact resistance. The jump is worth it when tasks involve sharp edges, rough surfaces or pinch points that exceed the limits of lighter hand protection.
Check Coating Coverage and Insulation Needs
The nitrile coating covers the palm only, so the back of the hand relies on the knit and TPR for abrasion and impact defence. Verify that palm-only grip suits the materials you handle and that the acrylic insulation matches the temperature range of your work environment.
Highlights
- ANSI/ISEA Cut Level A6 stops blades
- Impact protection rated to 6.5 kN force
- Dipped nitrile palm grips wet and oily surfaces
- Acrylic insulation keeps hands warm in cold conditions
- TPR knuckle guards shield against bumps
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What hand protection style and knit material do these BDG gloves use?
They are knit gloves made from HPPE with an acrylic insulation layer and a palm-dipped nitrile coating.
How do I put on the TPR knuckle protection correctly?
Slide each finger into its channel so the TPR guards sit flat over the knuckles, then pull the wrist cuff snug; the common mistake is leaving the cuff loose.
When should I replace these A6 cut-level gloves?
Replace them once the nitrile coating shows wear-through, the HPPE fibres fray, or the TPR impact guards crack.
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