3XL Leather Cut-Resistant Gloves - Grainger Industrial Supply (2024)

These medium cut level work gloves have a high-visibility backing. The high-visibility backing on these gloves allows workers to see the placement of their hands. Medium cut levels (ANSI A4-A5) protect against cuts caused when performing automotive assembly and mining tasks, encountering sharp edges on ductwork, and handling recycling materials. Leather work gloves (sometimes called leather palm gloves) resist abrasion on the leather surfaces and are generally more bulky than drivers gloves.

Heavy cut levels (ANSI A6-A7) protect from cuts caused from handling slitter blades, steel cable, and stamped metal. Leather work gloves (sometimes called leather palm gloves) resist abrasion on the leather surfaces and are generally more bulky than drivers gloves.

Light cut levels (ANSI A2-A3) protect against cuts from handling cardboard, light raw materials, and plastic. Drivers gloves are formfitting and less bulky than standard work gloves, making it easier to handle small items and parts.

Medium cut levels (ANSI A4-A5) protect against cuts caused when performing automotive assembly and mining tasks, encountering sharp edges on ductwork, and handling recycling materials. Drivers gloves are formfitting and less bulky than standard work gloves, making it easier to handle small items and parts.

These medium cut level drivers gloves have a high-visibility backing. The high-visibility backing on these gloves allows workers to see the placement of their hands. Medium cut levels (ANSI A4-A5) protect against cuts caused when performing automotive assembly and mining tasks, encountering sharp edges on ductwork, and handling recycling materials. Drivers gloves are formfitting and less bulky than standard work gloves, making it easier to handle small items and parts.

These medium cut level drivers gloves have a high-visibility backing and protect hands from impact injuries to the back of the hand. The high-visibility backing on these gloves allows workers to see the placement of their hands. Medium cut levels (ANSI A4-A5) protect against cuts caused when performing automotive assembly and mining tasks, encountering sharp edges on ductwork, and handling recycling materials. Impact-resistant gloves protect the back of the hand against impact hazards such as falling objects, swinging chain, and bumps caused by working in tight spaces. Drivers gloves are formfitting and less bulky than standard work gloves, making it easier to handle small items and parts.

These medium cut level drivers gloves are impact resistant. Impact-resistant gloves protect the back of the hand against impact hazards such as falling objects, swinging chain, and bumps caused by working in tight spaces. Medium cut levels (ANSI A4-A5) protect against cuts caused when performing automotive assembly and mining tasks, encountering sharp edges on ductwork, and handling recycling materials. Drivers gloves are formfitting and less bulky than standard work gloves, making it easier to handle small items and parts.

Heavy cut levels (ANSI A6-A7) protect from cuts caused from handling slitter blades, steel cable, and stamped metal. Drivers gloves are formfitting and less bulky than standard work gloves, making it easier to handle small items and parts.

These heavy cut level drivers gloves are impact resistant. Impact-resistant gloves protect the back of the hand against impact hazards such as falling objects, swinging chain, and bumps caused by working in tight spaces. Heavy cut levels (ANSI A6-A7) protect from cuts caused from handling slitter blades, steel cable, and stamped metal. Drivers gloves are formfitting and less bulky than standard work gloves, making it easier to handle small items and parts.

Extreme cut levels (ANSI A8-A9) protect against cuts caused when handling sheet metal, steel cable, and heavy plate glass. Drivers gloves are formfitting and less bulky than standard work gloves, making it easier to handle small items and parts.

These extreme cut level drivers gloves are impact resistant. Impact-resistant gloves protect the back of the hand against impact hazards such as falling objects, swinging chain, and bumps caused by working in tight spaces. Extreme cut levels (ANSI A8-A9) protect against cuts caused when handling sheet metal, steel cable, and heavy plate glass. Drivers gloves are formfitting and less bulky than standard work gloves, making it easier to handle small items and parts.