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Pair of grey knit gloves with black palm coating

Ironclad

Ironclad SKC6FN-01-XS Cut-Resistant Coated Gloves

SKU CH-BWXA-D1Y80

Knit gloves rated ANSI/ISEA Cut Level A6 with a dipped palm coating and reinforced thumb crotch

  • ANSI/ISEA Cut Level A6 for high cut protection
  • HPPE knit material resists cuts and abrasion
  • Dipped palm coating enhances grip and durability
  • Reinforced thumb crotch extends wear life
  • General-purpose design suits varied tasks

Ironclad Cut-Resistant Coated Gloves

These Ironclad gloves provide ANSI/ISEA Cut Level A6 protection for general-purpose tasks. The knit construction uses HPPE material with a dipped palm coating for grip. A reinforced thumb crotch adds durability in a high-wear area. They are supplied as a single pair for immediate use.

Ideal for General Material Handling

Workers handling sharp-edged materials, sheet metal or glass will find the A6 cut rating suitable. The palm-only coating leaves the back of the hand breathable for comfort. Buyers who need needlestick resistance beyond Palm Level 1 or a fully coated glove should look at other options.

ANSI/ISEA Cut Level A6 Rating

This cut level indicates the glove withstands high cutting forces during standard testing. It is the primary specification for matching the glove to your hazard assessment. Verify that A6 meets your workplace safety requirements before purchasing.

Highlights

  • ANSI/ISEA Cut Level A6 for high cut protection
  • HPPE knit material resists cuts and abrasion
  • Dipped palm coating enhances grip and durability
  • Reinforced thumb crotch extends wear life
  • General-purpose design suits varied tasks

Specifications

BrandIRONCLAD

Questions about this item

Which cut level should I pick for tasks with moderate-to-high blade exposure?

The gloves are rated ANSI/ISEA Cut Level A6, which is designed for environments where blades or sharp edges present a significant hazard.

How does the A6 rating perform when I am handling oily metal parts?

The dipped palm coating adds grip on slick surfaces while the HPPE knit maintains the A6 cut resistance, so protection stays consistent even when oil is present.

What does the ANSI/ISEA needlestick level 1 on the palm mean for puncture risk?

Level 1 indicates the palm material resists a 2 N hypodermic needle force; it helps against fine sharps but is not rated for heavy puncture hazards.

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