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Black and blue insulated winter gloves with nitrile coating on the palms and fingers, knit HPPE back, sold as a pair

Ironclad

Ironclad SKC4SNW2-04-L Insulated Winter Gloves personal protective equipment

SKU CH-Q204-W7QZY

Insulated winter gloves with HPPE knit back and double-dipped nitrile coating for ANSI/ISEA cut level A7 protection

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

Ironclad Insulated Winter Gloves

These gloves combine HPPE knit construction with a double-dipped nitrile coating and an acrylic liner. They meet ANSI/ISEA 105 Cut Level A7 and EN 388:2016 4X44F standards for cut and abrasion resistance. The 10-gauge insulation provides warmth for cold environments. Suitable for general-purpose tasks requiring high cut protection and thermal insulation.

Workers needing high cut resistance and warmth

Designed for operators handling sharp materials in cold conditions such as logistics, construction, or automotive maintenance. The 3/4 coating coverage leaves the wrist area open for breathability. Buyers who require full wrist coverage or a waterproof membrane should look at alternative designs. Not intended for chemical immersion or high-voltage electrical work.

ANSI/ISEA 105 Cut Level A7

This rating confirms the glove withstands high cut forces suitable for handling metal, glass, or sharp-edged components. The EN 388 4X44F result adds verified abrasion, tear, and puncture performance. Select these gloves when the primary hazard is severe laceration risk combined with cold exposure.

Highlights

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

Specifications

BrandIRONCLAD

Questions about this item

Should I pick the Level A7 cut glove or a lower level for general work?

The ANSI/ISEA Cut Level A7 rating means the HPPE knit resists high cut forces, so choose this version when handling sharp metal, glass or heavy sheet material.

What does the EN 388 4X44F rating tell me about daily durability?

It shows abrasion level 4, tear level 4, puncture level 4 and the X indicates the coupe blade test was not applicable, giving strong all-round mechanical protection.

Does the 3/4 nitrile double-dip coating limit dexterity in cold conditions?

The double-dipped nitrile covers palm and fingers while the back stays flexible HPPE, and the 10 ga acrylic liner keeps hands warm without stiffening the grip.

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