Condor 5MPK4 Heat Resistant Gloves Kevlar Cotton 500°F
Kevlar and cotton knit gloves withstand 500°F heat with 24 oz insulation and ambidextrous fit
- Heat protection up to 500°F with Kevlar-cotton blend
- Ambidextrous design fits either hand for quick changes
- 24 oz insulation weight guards against thermal hazards
- Meets ANSI/ISEA 105 standard for verified performance
- Uncoated terry cloth surface maintains grip on hot surfaces
Heat-Resistant Knit Gloves 500 °F
These ambidextrous knit gloves combine Kevlar and cotton in a terry-cloth construction rated for 500 °F maximum exposure. The 24 oz insulation weight provides thermal protection without a coated or dipped finish. They meet ANSI/ISEA 105 standards and carry California Proposition 65 warnings for cancer and reproductive-harm chemicals. Sold as a single pair for industrial and automotive tasks.
Suitable For Thermal Handling Only
Workers who need dry-heat protection up to 500 °F for brief contact with hot parts, welding pre-heat, or oven use will find the uncoated terry-cloth surface adequate. Buyers who require liquid-proof barriers, certified cut-resistance ratings, or insulated liners for cold environments should look at other designs because this model provides none of those features. The gloves are not rated for abrasion under ANSI/ISEA.
500 °F Maximum Temperature Rating
The single specification that decides suitability is the 500 °F heat-resistance limit stated by the manufacturer. If the application exceeds that temperature, or demands a tested abrasion level, cut level, or chemical permeation rating, this pair will not meet the requirement. Verify the exact thermal exposure before purchase.
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- Price $4.99
- Cheaper than about 94% of the 5,612 comparable items (median $24.99).
Specifications
| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | CONDOR |
Questions about this item
What does the 500°F rating mean when I'm actually handling hot parts?
The gloves are tested to withstand brief contact with surfaces up to 500 °F, so they protect against typical welding splatter, oven racks and exhaust components.
How does the ANSI/ISEA 105 standard affect the protection I get?
ANSI/ISEA 105 is the hand-protection benchmark; this pair meets the standard but carries no specific cut or abrasion level rating.
Will the ambidextrous terry-cloth knit fit either hand without stretching out?
Yes, the ambidextrous cotton-knit construction with 24 oz insulation weight fits left or right hands and retains shape through repeated heat cycles.
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