Memphis 9389XL Cut Resistant Gloves Black Green 13 Gauge
Cut-resistant gloves with Kevlar knit, ANSI A4 cut level and abrasion level 3 for general-purpose hand protection
- Product typeGloves & Hand Protection
- ANSI/ISEA A4 cut resistance for safer handling
- 13-gauge Kevlar knit offers dexterity and strength
- EN388 and EN511 standards confirm protective performance
- CE marking shows compliance with European safety rules
- Palm-dipped coating improves grip in general-purpose tasks
13 Gauge Kevlar Cut Resistant Gloves
These gloves use a 13 gauge Kevlar knit construction to deliver ANSI cut level A4 protection for general-purpose tasks. They meet EN388 and EN511 standards and carry CE marking for European compliance. The palm-dipped coating adds grip without restricting dexterity.
Upgrade from basic fabric or leather gloves
Workers handling sharp sheet metal, glass edges or abrasive materials gain a measurable step up in cut and abrasion resistance. The jump is worth it when laceration risk exceeds what standard cotton or leather can absorb. Double-dipped coating is not used, keeping the glove thin enough for fine assembly work.
Handles light to moderate cut hazards
The A4 rating and level 3 abrasion cover routine metal fabrication, automotive teardown and packaging lines. They run out when exposure includes heavy puncture loads, chemical immersion or sustained high-heat contact beyond the EN511 scope. One pair supplies both left and right hands.
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- Price $12.99
- Cheaper than about 73% of the 5,612 comparable items (median $24.99).
Specifications
| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | Mcr Safety |
| Product type | Gloves & Hand Protection |
Questions about this item
What hand sizes do the 13 gauge knit gloves fit?
The 13 gauge Kevlar knit construction stretches to fit both left and right hands in an XL size, providing a close fit for general-purpose handling tasks.
How do I put on these ambidextrous cut-resistant gloves correctly?
Slide each hand into the corresponding glove, ensuring the dipped palm coating sits squarely across the palm; the common mistake is twisting the knit so the coating misaligns with the grip surface.
When should I replace the gloves based on the ANSI/ISEA A4 cut rating?
Replace the pair once the black palm coating shows visible wear-through or the green Kevlar knit develops thin spots, as abrasion level 3 protection degrades with surface damage.
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