Esselte 20-322 Business Paper White 50-Sheet Dozen
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Ironclad
Knit glove with ANSI/ISEA cut level A1 protection, double-dipped nitrile palm coating and low-profile TPR knuckle guards
The Ironclad R-EXO-06-XXL is a knit glove rated ANSI/ISEA Cut Level A1 for light-duty hand protection. It suits workers who need basic cut resistance and a secure grip during general handling tasks.
A nitrile base coating covers the palm and the glove is double-dipped for added durability in high-wear areas. Low-profile TPR material on the knuckles provides impact protection without restricting finger movement.
The uninsulated knit design allows airflow during extended wear in moderate conditions. The glove meets ANSI 105 standards and is sold as a hand-specific pair for a precise fit.
| Brand | IRONCLAD PERFORMANCE WEAR |
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ANSI 105 Cut Level A1 provides basic protection against minor cuts and scrapes during light handling tasks.
Low-profile TPR guards shield knuckles without restricting finger movement or adding bulk.
Match left and right labels to each hand, then pull the nitrile-coated palm snug so the second dip seals the fingertips.
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