New Woven DuPont Kevlar with Cut Level A9 Protection Sleeve -- Occupational Health & Safety

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New Woven DuPont Kevlar with Cut Level A9 Protection Sleeve

The MCR Safety New Woven DuPont Kevlar with Cut Level A9 Protection is a 93719MK ambidextrous 19” sleeve with a pleated elbow for greater flexibility, achieves an ANSI cut level A9 and a puncture level 3. The ANSI conductive heat rating is level 5, recommended for applications less than 608°F. The 93719MK includes a clip at the top to help keep the sleeve in place and the spandex/lycra wrist insert with thumbhole assists the sleeve to stay in place while wearing gloves. The puncture protection from wires, metal, wood and glass is over the entire forearm. Also look for our A9 apron.

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