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Tillman 1920 Top Grain Cowhide Impact Drivers Gloves
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The Tillman 1920 drivers gloves are impact, heat, water, and cut resistant. The hook and loop wrist strap helps keep debris out of hands, and the TPR padding gives complete protection on the back of the hand. These gloves are ideal for construction, fabrication, metal work, sharp components, and everyday handling.
Key Features
- TPR padding provides Level 2 impact protection for the back of hand, fingers, knuckles and thumb
- ANSI Level 3 Conductive Heat resistant <392℉
- ANSI A6 Cut resistant para-aramid/steel fiber blend palm liner
- ANSI Level 4 Abrasion resistant
- ANSI Level 4 Puncture resistant
- Tillman’s supple top grain cowhide offers optimal protection which is durable, with great dexterity
- Adjustable hook & loop wrist strap
- Shirred wrist helps keep debris from hands
- Watershield™ treatment for exceptional water resistance without added PFAS
- Meets ANSI/ISEA 105-2016
- EN388:2016 3X33FP
| MPN: | TIL19202X |
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MPN: TIL19202X
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