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A pair of grey cut-resistant gloves with polyurethane-dipped palms

BDG

BDG 99-1-9761-11 Cut-Resistant Gloves A3 Dipped Polyurethane

SKU CH-4HXW-KY9ES

Cut-resistant gloves rated A3 with a polyurethane-dipped coating for grip

  • Cut Level A3 protects against moderate slicing hazards
  • Polyurethane dip coating maintains grip in dry or light-oil conditions
  • 11-gauge liner balances dexterity with cut resistance
  • BDG brand supplies industrial-grade protective equipment
  • First listed by manufacturer October 27 2022

BDG A3 Cut-Resistant Gloves

These BDG gloves provide ANSI cut level A3 protection with a polyurethane dipped coating. They are supplied as a pair and listed under part number 99-1-9761-11. The product was first listed by the manufacturer on 27 October 2022 and is sold in new condition.

Suitable for general handling tasks needing

Workers who require higher cut levels such as A4 or above should look at alternative hand protection. These gloves are not intended for heavy industrial hazards involving extreme laceration risks or chemical immersion scenarios.

Cut level A3 with polyurethane dipped coating

The A3 rating defines the glove's resistance to cutting forces during use. The polyurethane dip enhances grip and abrasion resistance while maintaining dexterity for precision tasks.

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Price $12.99
Cheaper than about 73% of the 5,612 comparable items (median $24.99).

Specifications

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Brand nameBDG

Questions about this item

How do I put on the BDG 99-1-9761-11 gloves and what step do people often miss?

Slide each hand in, pull the cuff over the wrist, then check that the polyurethane coating covers the palm and fingers evenly — skipping that fit check leaves gaps.

What maintenance or replacement will these A3 dipped polyurethane gloves need later?

Inspect the coating before every shift; replace the pair once the polyurethane shows cuts, abrasion or loss of grip in the palm area.

What limit appears first when the gloves are used continuously?

The polyurethane dip wears through on high-friction contact points, reducing cut resistance and grip before the liner itself fails.

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