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The Magid® D-ROC® GPD954W is a 10-gauge seamless knit winter work glove constructed with a Hyperon® shell and a black sandy latex palm coating, backed by an Insulcore® brushed acrylic fleece liner for thermal comfort in cold-weather environments. Certified to ANSI/ISEA 105 Cut Level A9, it delivers the highest available cut protection rating for demanding industrial applications.
Tested per ASTM F2992-15 (Cut A9), ASTM D3389-05 (Abrasion Level 2), and ANSI/ISEA 105-2011 (Puncture Level 3), this glove is recommended for construction, waste removal, transportation, and cold storage operations where both protection and warmth are essential.
These Magid D-ROC® Sandy Latex Coated Work Gloves — GPD954W — have a 10-gauge Hyperon shell for strong and durable cut protection rated at ANSI Cut Level A9. Inside the glove is an Insulcore® brushed acrylic fleece liner that provides additional warmth and comfort while working in colder environments. A sandy latex palm coating helps maintain hand dexterity and delivers excellent grip in wet, oily, and dry applications, as well. These ANSI Level A9 cut resistant gloves are recommended for construction, waste removal, transportation, and cold storage applications.
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