Condor
Condor 48UR29 A5 Cut Resistant Coated Gloves personal protective equipment
A5 cut-resistant knit gloves with natural rubber latex palm coating and ANSI/ISEA abrasion level 4 protection
- ANSI/ISEA A5 cut level protects against sharp hazards
- EN 388 3X44E rating confirms abrasion and tear resistance
- Natural rubber latex coating delivers secure palm grip
- Seamless Kevlar knit construction reduces hand fatigue
- ANSI 105 and EN388 standards certify protective performance
A5 Cut Level Knit Gloves
The Condor 48UR29 gloves use Kevlar knit construction to achieve ANSI/ISEA Cut Level A5 and EN 388 rating 3X44E. A natural rubber latex coating covers the palm for grip. They meet ANSI 105 and EN388 standards for general-purpose hand protection.
Check Coating And Fit Requirements
Verify that a latex palm coating is acceptable for your workplace, as some environments restrict latex use. The gloves are seamless knit with a finished hem and come as a left-and-right pair. No insulation or impact protection is included.
Suits General Handling With High Cut Risk
Workers needing A5 cut resistance and abrasion level 4 for dry or light-oil tasks will find these suitable. Buyers who require thermal insulation, dedicated impact guards, or a different coating material should look at other options.
Highlights
- ANSI/ISEA A5 cut level protects against sharp hazards
- EN 388 3X44E rating confirms abrasion and tear resistance
- Natural rubber latex coating delivers secure palm grip
- Seamless Kevlar knit construction reduces hand fatigue
- ANSI 105 and EN388 standards certify protective performance
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Does the Condor 48UR29 come as a single glove or a pair, and is any liner sold separately?
The listing describes one finished glove style knit with Kevlar material and a palm-dipped latex coating. No extra liner or separate component is mentioned, so the item ships as the complete glove unit.
How do I choose between the ANSI A5 cut level and the EN 388 3X44E rating for my application?
ANSI A5 indicates the force in grams needed to cut the palm material under the ANSI 105 test, while EN 388 3X44E breaks down abrasion level 3, coupe test X, tear level 4, puncture level 4 and ISO cut level E. Match the standard your risk assessment requires.
What does the EN 388 3X44E code tell me about real-world durability on the shop floor?
The code rates abrasion at level 3, tear and puncture both at level 4, and ISO cut resistance at level E, meaning the glove withstands heavy abrasion, strong tearing forces and high puncture risk during general-purpose handling tasks.
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