PIP 09-H550SLPV/S Cut-Resistant Gloves S 7in L PR
Cut-resistant leather gloves rated ANSI A9 and EN388 4X43F with PolyKor knit and cowhide palm for general-purpose hand protection
- ANSI/ISEA Cut Level A9 provides high cut resistance
- Cowhide leather palm enhances grip and durability
- PolyKor knit material offers comfortable fit and flexibility
- EN388 2016: 4 X43F rating confirms abrasion and tear performance
- ASTM F2992-15 standard validates cut protection testing
PIP 09-H550SLPV/S Cut-Resistant Gloves
These PIP gloves provide ANSI/ISEA Cut Level A9 protection for the hands. The leather palm uses cowhide material while the knit shell uses PolyKor yarn. They meet ASTM F2992-15 and EN388 2016 4X43F standards. Sold as one pair in size small with a seven-inch length.
Suited for high cut-risk tasks
Workers handling sharp metal, glass or ceramics will benefit from the A9 cut rating. The general-purpose design fits assembly, material handling and automotive work. Buyers needing chemical resistance, heat protection or a specific abrasion rating should look elsewhere. The gloves are not rated for abrasion under the current standard.
Leather palm and knit shell construction
The cowhide palm offers grip and durability while the PolyKor knit allows flexibility and breathability. The ambidextrous pattern fits either hand for quick donning. No additional hazard protections are included so users must assess other workplace risks. These gloves integrate with standard PPE requirements for hand safety.
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- Price $15.99
- Cheaper than about 66% of the 5,612 comparable items (median $24.99).
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Do I need a specific hand size for the PIP 09-H550SLPV/S gloves marked size S?
The gloves are sized S with a 7 inch length and are sold as a left and right hand pair for general purpose use.
Will the EN388 2016 rating of 4 X43F on these gloves still protect me when handling older rough metal stock?
The EN388 2016 rating 4 X43F shows tear resistance level 4, puncture resistance level 3 and cut resistance level F, so they handle rough metal stock effectively.
How can I confirm the ANSI/ISEA Cut Level A9 performance after I start using the PolyKor knit and cowhide palm gloves?
The gloves meet ASTM F2992-15 for ANSI/ISEA Cut Level A9 and EN388 2016 4 X43F, so consistent cut resistance during use confirms they are working as intended.
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