Ironclad IEX-MPLG-06-XXL Mechanics Touchscreen Gloves 2XL Black/Gold
Mechanics gloves with goatskin palms, neoprene knuckle protection and touchscreen compatibility
- Goatskin palm provides natural grip and durability
- Neoprene knuckle protection absorbs impact on the job
- Touchscreen compatible fingertips let you use devices without removing gloves
- Slip-on cuff allows quick on and off between tasks
- ANSI/ISEA cut level A1 rated for light cut resistance
Ironclad Mechanics Touchscreen Gloves 2XL
Ironclad Mechanics Touchscreen Gloves in 2XL size feature a goatskin palm and polyester back with neoprene rubber knuckle protection. The slip-on cuff and unlined construction suit automotive and general mechanical work. Touchscreen compatibility allows device operation without removing the gloves.
Suited for mechanics needing dexterity
These gloves suit technicians who require touchscreen access and basic cut protection rated ANSI/ISEA A1. Workers needing insulated liners, higher cut resistance levels, or silicone-free certification for paint applications should consider other options. The single-layer palm prioritises feel over heavy abrasion resistance.
ANSI/ISEA Cut Level A1 rating
The gloves meet ANSI/ISEA Cut Level A1, providing minimal cut protection for light-duty tasks. This rating determines whether the hand protection matches the specific hazards of the job. Buyers must verify that Level A1 satisfies their workplace safety requirements before purchase.
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- Price $15.99
- Cheaper than about 66% of the 5,612 comparable items (median $24.99).
Specifications
| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | IRONCLAD PERFORMANCE WEAR |
Questions about this item
How do I put on the slip-on cuff and what step do people miss?
Slide your hand straight in until the neoprene knuckle guard sits squarely over your knuckles; the common mistake is stopping short so the polyester back bunches at the wrist.
When will the single-layer goatskin palm need replacing?
Replace the gloves once the single-layer goatskin palm shows visible wear-through or the cut-level A1 rating can no longer be trusted.
What limit appears first during a long day of heavy gripping?
The unlined goatskin palm transmits heat and vibration directly to the hand, so fatigue and heat build-up become the limiting factor before the A1 cut protection is challenged.
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