Tillman 1766 Abrasion Resistant Gloves - Bulk Pack (1766)
Tillman 1766 Abrasion Resistant Gloves - Bulk Pack (1766)

Tillman 1766 Abrasion Resistant Gloves - Bulk Pack (1766)

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The Tillman 1766 abrasion resistant gloves come with a nitrile micro-foam palm which is softer than standard nitrile. These gloves are ideal for extended wear while protecting hands from grime, light cuts, and abrasions. These are constructed with a comfortable, seamless knit, 15-gauge nylon, and feature an open back for added breathability.

These gloves must be ordered by the dozen, and are priced accordingly.

Features
• Excellent grip on wet, dry, or oily surfaces
• 15 gauge shell offers good flexibility and grip
• Level 4 abrasion resistance
• Designed to enhance dexterity
• Uncoated back allows breathability
• Durable seamless stitching allows for multiple washes
• Colored cuffs for easy size identification

ANSI - Abrasion Resistance Level 4

EN388 - Cut Level 1 | Tear Level 3 | Puncture Level 1

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