Ironclad HW4-03M Heat Resist Gloves Kevlar M 450°F 3 pair
Three pairs of Kevlar mechanics gloves rated for 450 °F with A2 cut resistance and silicone-infused palms
- Main materialKevlar(R)
- Kevlar construction shields hands up to 450 °F
- Silicone-infused palm delivers sure grip on hot parts
- ANSI/ISEA A2 cut rating protects against sharp edges
- Gauntlet cuff extends coverage past the wrist
- Three pairs included for crew rotation or spares
Heat-resistant mechanics gloves
These mechanics gloves use Kevlar aramid on the palm, back and liner to resist cuts and heat up to 450 degrees F. A silicone-infused palm adds grip while the gauntlet cuff extends coverage over the wrist. They are sold as a pack of three pairs in medium size. The construction is cut and sewn to meet EN and ANSI/ISEA cut level A2 standards.
Users needing cut level A2 and 450°F protection
Technicians handling hot, sharp parts in automotive or industrial settings will find the aramid construction and gauntlet cuff suitable. Buyers who require touchscreen operation should look elsewhere because these gloves are not compatible. Workers needing insulated liners for cold environments or higher cut ratings than A2 will need different hand protection.
ANSI/ISEA cut level A2 rating
This single rating defines the glove’s tested resistance to cutting forces and determines whether it meets a specific safety requirement. The EN marking confirms additional European conformity. If the job specification calls for a different cut level, these gloves will not satisfy it.
How it compares
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- Price $35.99
- Pricier than about 62% of the 5,612 comparable items (median $24.99).
Specifications
| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | Ironclad |
| Model name | HW4-03M |
| Size & build | |
| Main material | Kevlar(R) |
Questions about this item
How often will the Kevlar palm material need replacing under heavy use?
The gloves use a cut-and-sewn Kevlar construction rated to ANSI/ISEA Cut Level A2; replace them once the palm material shows wear or the silicone infusion loses grip.
What is the maximum temperature these gloves can withstand before the material degrades?
They are rated for a maximum temperature of 450 Degrees F, which is the limit that appears first during sustained high-heat exposure.
Do the Kevlar gloves become stiff or uncomfortable when worn all day in a hot workshop?
The uninsulated gauntlet design and aramid liner are built for heat resistance up to 450 Degrees F without adding bulk that traps heat.
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