ANSELL 11-727 Cut Resistant Gloves 8-1/4 inch Length PR

Ansell HyFlex 11-727 cut-resistant gloves are ideal for reducing the risk of hand injuries and promoting productivity by enabling workers to handle sharp materials and equipment with confidence and precision. They are used in the chemical, automotive, metal fabrication and food processing industries.

Features:

• They feature integrated INTERCEPT cut resistance technology, offering superior protection against workplace injuries caused by sharp objects and blades.
• These HyFlex 11-727 gloves come with a polyurethane coating, ensuring a secure grip and enhancing durability, especially in dry conditions.
• They come with palm-coated finish for enhanced resistance to abrasions and wear in high-contact areas.
• These gloves further feature a knit design, providing flexibility and comfort for precise hand movements.
• They can be washed at temperatures up to 40 degrees C, making maintenance and hygiene easy and convenient for long-lasting use.

Frequently Asked Questions:

Q. Are these Ansell 11-727 cut-resistant gloves certified?

A. It is certified for EN level 4/ANSI level 6 abrasion resistance.

Q. How should I clean and maintain my Ansell HyFlex 11-727 cut-resistant gloves to ensure their longevity and cut protection?

A. Ansell 11-727 cut-resistant gloves' cleaning and maintenance is essential for their longevity and continued cut protection. To clean them, follow the manufacturer's guidelines, typically involving a mild detergent and cold water. Ensure they are thoroughly dried after cleaning. Regularly inspect for signs of wear or damage, and replace them if necessary to maintain their cut resistance.

Q. What are the factors to consider when choosing the correct glove size for Ansell HyFlex 11-727 cut-resistant gloves to ensure a snug and safe fit?

A. Selecting the right glove size is crucial for a snug and safe fit. Measure your hand as per Ansell's sizing guidelines, considering factors like finger length and hand circumference. A proper fit ensures the gloves won't be too loose, reducing dexterity, or too tight, which may compromise comfort and protection.