These chemical-resistant gloves have a full-dip PVC coating with a supported Kevlar liner and provide ANSI/ISEA A2 cut-level protection. Polyvinylchloride (PVC) gloves are abrasion-resistant and provide excellent resistance to acids, fats, and petroleum hydrocarbons. PVC remains flexible at a wide range of temperatures and can be used at low temperatures such as those encountered when working outdoors with refrigerated items. The supported Kevlar liner is incorporated into the glove material to create a lightweight, heat-resistant glove that has excellent durability when used fully submerged in liquid. A2 cut-level gloves protect hands from light cut hazards such as handling plastic, thin sheet metal, and other light raw materials.

These A4 cut-level and level 1 impact-rated chemical-resistant gloves have a palm-dipped nitrile coating with a supported HPPE liner. The nitrile coating on the palm side of the hand and fingers resists abrasion and oils and provides a secure grip when working with dry, greasy, and oily parts. The supported HPPE (high-performance polyethylene) liner is incorporated into the glove material to create a low-linting lightweight glove that is durable, soft, and comfortable while fully submerged in liquid. ANSI/ISEA impact-level 1 gloves protect against injuries caused by knocks and bumps encountered in everyday work, such as those performed in general construction and assembly. ANSI/ISEA A4 cut-level gloves protect hands from medium cut hazards found when performing automotive assembly tasks, installing HVAC ductwork, and handling light glass and light stamped metal.

These chemical-resistant A7 cut-level and level 2 impact-rated gloves have a neoprene/nitrile coating and a supported HPPE liner. HPPE (high-performance polyethylene) is a low-linting and lightweight material that provides good durability and cut protection while remaining soft and comfortable. Neoprene/nitrile is flexible, resists abrasion, and can be used near a broad range of oils, acids, alcohols, fats, ketones, caustics, and solvents. ANSI/ISEA A7 cut-level gloves protect hands when encountering heavy cut hazards, such as those encountered in metal stamping and fabrication, carpet installation, pulp and paper processing, handling steel cable, and installing heavy plate-glass windows.