BDG 99-1-9677-10 Cut-Resistant Arc Flash Resistant Gloves Cut Level A4 Personal Protective Equipment
Cut-resistant arc flash resistant gloves rated A4 with EN 388 4X43DP abrasion and impact protection
- ANSI/ISEA Cut Level A4 protects against sharp edges
- EN 388 4X43DP rating confirms high abrasion and tear resistance
- NFPA 70E compliance supports arc flash hazard protection
- TPR knuckle guards add impact protection for heavy tasks
- High-visibility reflective design improves safety in low light
Arc Flash Resistant Cut Level A4 Gloves
BDG cut-resistant gloves meet ANSI/ISEA Cut Level A4 and NFPA 70E arc flash standards. Aramid knit construction provides abrasion level 4 protection. TPR knuckle guards add impact resistance. High-visibility reflective coating enhances grip and safety in low-light conditions for industrial workers.
Suits Electrical and Mechanical Trades
These gloves serve electricians, maintenance crews and fabricators who face both cut and arc flash hazards. The double-dipped palm coating delivers high grip without sacrificing dexterity. Workers needing chemical permeation protection or full immersion coverage should look at alternative barrier glove types.
EN 388 4X43DP Mechanical Rating
The EN 388 4X43DP rating confirms level 4 abrasion, level 3 tear and level 4 puncture performance. Impact protection is denoted by the P suffix. This single mechanical score determines whether the glove meets the specific physical hazard requirements of your task.
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- Price $29.99
- Pricier than about 56% of the 5,612 comparable items (median $24.99).
Specifications
| Product | |
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| Brand name | BDG |
Questions about this item
What hand-protection standard must my work environment already meet for these BDG gloves to be compliant?
They meet NFPA 70E and EN 388 4X43DP ratings for arc-flash and mechanical hazards.
How do the TPR knuckle guards on these gloves interact with older leather palm gloves I still use for heavy lifting?
The TPR impact-resistant knuckles add dorsal protection while the dipped palm coating maintains grip, so they complement rather than replace leather palms.
After putting them on, how can I confirm the A4 cut level and Level 4 abrasion rating are performing as rated?
Check for the EN 388 4X43DP marking on the cuff and verify the aramid knit shows no early wear after controlled cut and abrasion tests.
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