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Black and blue insulated knit gloves with nitrile coating on palms and fingers

Ironclad

Ironclad SKC4SNW2-03-M Insulated Winter Gloves personal protective equipment

SKU CH-5ZDE-02E91

Insulated knit gloves with HPPE back and double-dipped nitrile coating deliver ANSI/ISEA Cut Level A7 and EN 388:2016 4X44F protection for cold conditions

  • ANSI/ISEA Cut Level A7 protection for high-risk cutting tasks
  • EN 388:2016 4X44F rating confirms abrasion and tear resistance
  • 10-gauge acrylic insulation keeps hands warm in cold conditions
  • Double-dipped nitrile coating covers 3/4 of the glove for grip and durability
  • HPPE knit shell delivers cut resistance while maintaining flexibility

Insulated Winter Gloves HPPE Back

These insulated winter gloves combine an HPPE knit shell with a double-dipped nitrile coating for cut and abrasion resistance. They meet ANSI/ISEA cut level A7 and EN 388:2016 4X44F ratings for demanding hand protection. The 10-gauge acrylic liner adds warmth without sacrificing dexterity. Suitable for general-purpose tasks in cold environments.

Upgrade from Single-Dip Uninsulated Gloves

Workers moving from single-dipped or unlined gloves gain cut level A7 protection and a 3/4 nitrile coating that resists oils and abrasion. The jump is worth it when tasks involve sharp materials, wet grip or prolonged exposure to low temperatures. The double-dip construction extends coating life compared to lighter alternatives.

Build Around Cold-Weather Work Systems

Pair these gloves with compatible sleeves or jackets when full-arm coverage is required. The ambidextrous design fits either hand and the knit wrist helps seal out debris. They free up the need for separate liner gloves in moderately cold conditions. Ensure the coating coverage matches the specific grip demands of the job.

Highlights

  • ANSI/ISEA Cut Level A7 protection for high-risk cutting tasks
  • EN 388:2016 4X44F rating confirms abrasion and tear resistance
  • 10-gauge acrylic insulation keeps hands warm in cold conditions
  • Double-dipped nitrile coating covers 3/4 of the glove for grip and durability
  • HPPE knit shell delivers cut resistance while maintaining flexibility

Specifications

BrandIRONCLAD

Questions about this item

Does the 3/4 nitrile coating cover the fingertips for full grip?

The double-dipped 3/4 nitrile coating covers the palm and fingers up to the knuckles, leaving the fingertips exposed for tactile feel.

How do I put these on so the HPPE liner does not bunch inside the acrylic insulation?

Slide fingers in first, then pull the cuff over the wrist; the knit HPPE back and 10 ga acrylic liner are pre-bonded so they move together.

When should I replace the pair if the EN 388 4X44F abrasion rating drops?

Replace them once the nitrile coating shows visible wear-through or the HPPE knit develops holes, as abrasion level 4 protection is then compromised.

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