Condor 1AHE9 Steam Resistant Gloves, Cotton/Acrylic, 482 Degrees F Max
Cotton and acrylic knit gloves with a dotted coating protect hands from steam up to 482 °F
- Steam-resistant up to 482 °F protects hands from high-heat exposure
- Seamless cotton/acrylic knit construction reduces irritation during extended wear
- Ambidextrous design allows quick donning on either hand
- Full dotted coating enhances grip on slippery or oily surfaces
- California Proposition 65 warning informs users of chemical hazard disclosure
Steam Resistant Hand Protection
These Condor gloves are personal protective equipment designed for environments where steam exposure is a hazard. They use a seamless cotton and acrylic knit construction rated for temperatures up to 482 degrees Fahrenheit. The ambidextrous design fits either hand for quick donning.
Workers Facing Steam Hazards
This pair suits maintenance staff, plant operators and automotive technicians who need heat defence around steam lines or hot surfaces. The dotted coating adds grip on smooth or wet materials. Buyers who require certified abrasion resistance or chemical splash protection should look at alternative hand protection.
482 Degrees Fahrenheit Rating
The maximum temperature rating of 482 degrees Fahrenheit is the critical specification for selecting this glove. It defines the thermal limit for steam and contact heat scenarios. California Proposition 65 notices apply because the product contains listed chemicals.
How it compares
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- Price $7.99
- Cheaper than about 90% of the 5,612 comparable items (median $24.99).
Specifications
| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | CONDOR |
Questions about this item
How do I put on the ambidextrous seamless knit gloves and what step do people skip?
Slide each hand into either glove — they are ambidextrous — and make sure the dotted coating covers the full palm; users often forget to align the dots before gripping hot surfaces.
When will the cotton/acrylic knit or dotted coating need replacement?
Replace the pair once the dotted coating wears smooth or the knit shows thinning, since the gloves carry no ANSI/ISEA abrasion rating to predict a service interval.
At what temperature does the 482 °F heat limit become the first constraint during continuous steam work?
The 482 °F maximum is the first limit reached under sustained steam exposure; beyond that temperature the cotton/acrylic material can degrade rapidly.
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