Ironclad INDI-CCPW-03-M Impact Resistant Gloves Slip-On Size M Pair
Impact-resistant riggers gloves with ANSI/ISEA 138 Level 2 and EN 388 2343CP ratings, cotton corded palm, neoprene back, and foam insulation for cold conditions
- ANSI/ISEA Impact Level 2 protects knuckles from heavy blows
- EN 388 2343CP rating confirms abrasion, cut, tear and puncture resistance
- Cotton corded palm delivers grip and ANSI/ISEA Cut Level A2 protection
- Neoprene back with foam insulation keeps hands warm in cold conditions
- Slip-on cuff lets you pull gloves on and off in seconds
Impact-Resistant Mechanics Gloves
These Ironclad gloves are built for mechanics who need impact protection on the job. They meet ANSI/ISEA 138 Level 2 and EN 388 2343CP standards for back-of-hand safety. The slip-on cuff allows quick donning and removal between tasks. A polyester liner and neoprene back add comfort during extended wear.
Foam Insulation and Cotton Corded Palm
The foam-insulated back helps buffer the hand against vibration and minor impacts. A cotton corded palm provides grip and ANSI/ISEA 105 Cut Level A2 resistance on the palm side. The gloves are silicone-free, preventing contamination on sensitive surfaces. Blue and hi-vis yellow coloring improves hand visibility in low light.
Suited for General Mechanical Work
These gloves fit workers needing certified impact and cut protection without finger-tip dexterity for touchscreens. The slip-on style may not suit users who require a secure, adjustable wrist closure. Buyers needing higher cut levels or full-finger touchscreen compatibility should look at other models.
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- Price $23.99
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Specifications
| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | IRONCLAD |
Questions about this item
How often will the cotton corded palm need replacing under heavy abrasion?
The cotton corded palm is rated EN 388 abrasion level 3, so replacement depends on reaching that wear threshold.
Which protection limit is reached first during sustained impact work?
Impact protection is certified to ANSI/ISEA 138 Level 2, so repeated heavy blows will hit that limit before the cut resistance.
How much heat builds up inside the neoprene back during all-day wear?
The neoprene back with foam insulation traps heat, so hands warm up noticeably during continuous use.
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