Majestic Glove introduces Knucklehead X10 impact glove
Majestic Glove has introduced the Knucklehead X10 glove, an 18-gauge cut- and impact-resistant work glove built with a foam nitrile palm coating and breathable thermoplastic rubber (TPR) guards on the back of the hand.
The glove, style 35-5665, meets ANSI/ISEA 105-2024 Cut Level A6 and ANSI/ISEA 138-2019 Impact Level 2. It also carries an EN 388:2016 rating of 4X42F, the highest cut level on the EN 388 scale.
The Knucklehead X10 is built around an 18-gauge Korplex seamless knit shell thin enough for detailed work, with TPR guards running across the back of the hand and fingers. The foam nitrile palm coating is designed for grip on dry surfaces and in light oil.
Additional features include a reinforced thumb crotch and index finger, a long knit cuff, a pre-curved finger design and touchscreen-capable fingertips compatible with most phones and tablets.
"When we develop hand protection, comfort has to come first because that is what determines whether workers will actually wear the glove all day," said Vice President of Sales Tony Sanseri. "The Knucklehead X10 was built to deliver serious cut and impact protection without sacrificing fit, flexibility or feel."
The Knucklehead X10 glove is available now in gray with orange TPR guards, in sizes small through 2XL, through Majestic Glove’s distributor network. Companies interested in becoming a Majestic distributor can submit an inquiry at majesticglove.com/About/ContactUs.
Specifications
- Style: 35-5665
- Shell: 18-gauge Korplex seamless knit
- Palm coating: foam nitrile
- Back of hand: breathable thermoplastic rubber (TPR) guards
- Cut resistance: ANSI/ISEA 105-2024 Level A6
- Abrasion resistance: ANSI/ISEA 105-2024 Level 6
- Puncture resistance: ANSI/ISEA 105-2024 Level 3
- Impact protection: ANSI/ISEA 138-2019 Level 2
- EN 388:2016: 4X42F
- Color: gray with orange TPR guards
- Sizes: small through 2XL
- Packaging: 6 dozen per case
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