Condor 5MPK5 Heat Resistant Gloves Kevlar Cotton 500 Degrees F Max
Kevlar and cotton knit gloves withstand heat up to 500 degrees Fahrenheit
- Handles 500 °F heat with Kevlar/cotton blend
- Ambidextrous design fits either hand for quick changes
- 24 oz terry cloth insulation resists high temperatures
- Meets ANSI/ISEA 105 standard for hand protection
- Uncoated knit construction allows breathability during use
Condor 5MPK5 Heat Resistant Gloves
Condor 5MPK5 gloves combine Kevlar and cotton in a terry-cloth construction rated for intermittent contact up to 500 degrees Fahrenheit. The ambidextrous knit design weighs 24 ounces per pair and meets ANSI/ISEA 105 standards for general hand protection. They are supplied as a single pair and carry California Proposition 65 warnings for cancer and reproductive harm.
Suited for light industrial heat tasks
Workers handling warm parts, baking trays or moderate welding splash will find the Kevlar-cotton blend comfortable and reusable. The uncoated, insulated terry surface provides grip without a double-dip coating. Buyers who need certified cut-resistance levels, liquid-chemical barriers or higher continuous-temperature ratings should look elsewhere.
Maximum temperature rating 500 degrees Fahrenheit
The 500-degree limit is the decisive figure for selecting these gloves; exceeding it can degrade the fibres and reduce protection. Verify that your application stays within this intermittent-contact ceiling before purchasing.
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- Price $2.99
- Cheaper than about 97% of the 5,612 comparable items (median $24.99).
Specifications
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| Brand name | CONDOR |
Questions about this item
What does the 500 °F maximum mean when I am actually handling hot parts?
The gloves are rated for short-term contact up to 500 degrees Fahrenheit; prolonged exposure or direct flame will exceed the protection limit.
Which standard governs the heat-resistance claim on these gloves?
They are tested to ANSI/ISEA 105, the U.S. consensus standard that defines heat-degradation and conductive-heat levels for hand protection.
Will the 24 oz terry-cloth knit fit over my existing liners or do I need a specific hand size?
The ambidextrous knit construction stretches to accommodate most adult hands and can be worn over thin liners without a dedicated size chart.
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