Black Stallion A65 A6 Cut Resistant AR/FR Utility Gloves

Code: A65-SM

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Black Stallion® A6 Cut Resistant & Arc Rated Cowhide Leather/FR Cotton Utility Gloves A65

Genuine Black Stallion® A65 Cowhide Leather and FR Cotton Utility Goves are ANSI A6 rated for cut resistance and rated Category 2 for arc flash resistance. A65 utility gloves feature durable cowhide leather palms and fingertips, with 12-ounce FR cotton backs and cuffs. They carry a 5 rating for heat resistance, and a 4 rating for both abrasion and puncture resistance. Black Stallion's exclusive DragPatch™ provides additional heat and abrasion resistance on the down-hand portion of the gloves. Knuckles are protected by an extra leather strip on the back of each glove.

Black Stallion® A65 cut resistant utility gloves are twelve inches long and are sewn entirely with Dupont™ Kevlar® thread. They help reduce hand injuries that are common when handling objects with sharp or rough edges.



Applications
Electrical Utility
Industrial
Material Handling
Transportation
Manufacturing
Metal Fabrication



Features
  • Grain cowhide palm & fingertips
  • 12 oz. flame-resistant cotton back
  • Leather strip across knuckles provides extra protection on the back of hand
  • DragPatch® side reinforcement gives extra abrasion and heat resistance
  • 12" long with extended cuff for wrist protection
  • Dupont™ Kevlar® stitching throughout
  • Cut Level A6 para-aramid & steel liner offers a HIGH level of cut protection
  • Heat Level 5; Puncture 4; Abrasion 4
  • PPE CAT 2; ATPV 22 cal/cm2
  • Sizes: S-2XL



    Find Your Glove Size: Measure around your hand above the V of the thumb. This gives you the circumference in inches. Compare it to the measurement table above to find your corresponding Black Stallion® glove size.

    Understanding New ANSI Cut Ratings