Esselte 20-322 Business Paper White 50-Sheet Dozen
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Ironclad
Cut-resistant Kevlar knit gloves with ANSI/ISEA A3 cut and Level 4 abrasion protection
These coated gloves meet ANSI/ISEA Cut Level A3 and Abrasion Level 4. The knit construction uses Kevlar material for hand protection during general-purpose work. They are sold as a single pair covering both left and right hands.
The dipped coating covers the palm area only, leaving the back of the hand uncoated. This design suits tasks needing grip and cut resistance on the palm while retaining breathability. It does not protect against hazards beyond cut and abrasion.
The A3 rating defines the cut resistance this glove provides. Buyers needing higher cut protection for sharper materials should verify a higher level is required. These gloves do not address additional hazard protection needs.
| Brand | IRONCLAD PERFORMANCE WEAR |
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The A3 rating suits general-purpose work where moderate cut risk exists.
A3 indicates moderate resistance to cutting forces under the ANSI/ISEA test method.
The gloves meet ANSI/CE standards for palm-coated knit construction.
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