Condor 2MCZ8 Cut Resistant Gloves A2 Uncoated S Pair
Cut-resistant gloves rated ANSI A2 with full Kevlar liner and leather palm
- ANSI/ISEA A2 cut resistance protects against moderate slicing hazards
- Kevlar liner adds cut-resistant strength without sacrificing dexterity
- Full leather coverage shields palms and fingers from abrasion
- Keystone thumb design follows natural hand shape for comfort
- Shirred slip-on cuff allows quick on-and-off wear
Cut-Resistant Leather Drivers
These Condor 2MCZ8 gloves are leather drivers rated ANSI/ISEA cut level A2 with full Kevlar lining. They are sold as a new pair in size small for workers who need cut resistance on both hands without a coated grip. The keystone thumb and shirred slip-on cuff suit general material-handling tasks.
ANSI 105 Standard Coverage
The A2 rating under ANSI 105 indicates resistance to light cut hazards such as sharp edges on sheet metal or packaging. The uncoated leather palm will absorb oils and liquids, so the gloves are not suited for wet or oily environments where grip or chemical protection is required. Full finger coverage does not extend past the 9 in glove length.
Capacity and Headroom
Full leather coverage and a polyester-stitched Kevlar liner handle routine handling of sharp parts and abrasive surfaces. The A2 level runs out when forces exceed light cut exposure, such as heavy stamping burrs or sustained blade contact. The gloves are not insulated and offer no protection against heat, puncture or chemical splash.
How it compares
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- Price $12.99
- Cheaper than about 73% of the 5,612 comparable items (median $24.99).
Specifications
| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | CONDOR |
Questions about this item
Should I choose the A2 uncoated pair or look for a higher cut level?
The A2 rating under ANSI/ISEA 105 covers light cut hazards such as material handling and packaging; select a higher level only if your task involves sharper edges or heavier sheet metal.
What does the A2 cut level mean when I am actually wearing the gloves?
It indicates resistance to light cutting forces encountered in general assembly, warehousing and packaging work, not heavy industrial cutting.
How does the ANSI 105 standard apply to these gloves?
The gloves are tested to ANSI/ISEA 105 for cut resistance and meet the A2 classification for light-duty hand protection.
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