Condor 5T355 Heat Resistant Gloves Kevlar Cotton 660°F
Kevlar and cotton knit gloves withstand 660 °F heat for hot-mill handling
- Handles extreme heat up to 660°F for safe hot-mill work
- Kevlar and cotton blend resists cuts while staying breathable
- Ambidextrous knit design fits left or right hand without restriction
- Uncoated surface maintains dexterity for precise tool control
- Finished hem prevents fraying during repeated heavy-duty use
Heat-Resistant Gloves for Hot Mill Work
These Condor gloves combine Kevlar and cotton to withstand temperatures up to 660 degrees F. They are designed as hot-mill hand protection for workers handling heated materials in industrial settings. The knit construction fits both left and right hands. Buyers needing chemical splash resistance or certified cut protection should look elsewhere.
Kevlar and Cotton Blend Changes Heat Handling
The mixed fibres provide thermal insulation while keeping the glove flexible enough for gripping tasks. No coating or double-dip layer is present so the surface stays breathable during extended wear. The finished hem prevents fraying after repeated laundering. Users who require liquid-proof barriers or higher abrasion ratings will not find them here.
Simple Pull-On Fit With Minimal Sizing Issues
The ambidextrous knit design lets workers start the job without sorting pairs or adjusting straps. Cotton insulation can compress over time so the heat rating may drop after heavy use. California Proposition 65 warnings apply because the product contains listed chemicals. Facilities with strict PPE certification mandates should verify compliance before deployment.
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- Price $47.99
- Pricier than about 71% of the 5,612 comparable items (median $24.99).
Specifications
| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | CONDOR |
Questions about this item
Will the Kevlar/cotton material degrade after repeated exposure near the 660°F limit?
The gloves are rated for 660°F maximum; repeated use at or near that temperature will shorten the Kevlar/cotton lifespan and require replacement sooner than occasional lower-heat tasks.
What stops me from using these continuously at the 660°F rating?
The 660°F figure is a maximum exposure limit, not a continuous-use rating; sustained contact at that temperature will transfer heat through the cotton insulation and cause burns.
Do the uncoated cotton palms stay cool enough for all-day wear in a hot mill?
The uncoated cotton insulation provides limited heat resistance; during all-day hot-mill work the palms will warm up and may become uncomfortable without regular cooling breaks.
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