Showa Arc Flash Gloves, Black/Gray, KevlarÂ, Modacrylic, and Fibreglass with Neoprene Palm Coating

These hazard risk category (HRC) 2 arc-flash-rated knit gloves are A3 cut-rated and have a palm-dipped neoprene coating. A neoprene coating on the palm side of the hand and fingers protects against liquids and abrasion while leaving the back of the hand uncoated to allow hands to breathe. Neoprene is resistant to a broad range of oils, acids, alcohols, fats, ketones, caustics, solvents, greases, and petrochemicals. It is also heat-resistant and has excellent flexibility. Hazard risk category (HRC) 2 gloves meet NFPA 70E standards to protect workers from arc-flash burns in low- to moderate-voltage areas. A3 cut-level gloves protect hands from light to medium cut hazards, such as those found when performing general warehouse work, working with cement blocks, and when handling plastic and light raw materials. Knit gloves are made of spun yarns, making them breathable and formfitting.