Gloves for Metal Fabrication
Sheet edges, stampings, burrs and swarf: metal fabrication is cut work first and grip work second.
Start from the cut line's sandy and micro-foam models. FS913C3 (13-gauge HPPE, sandy nitrile, EN 388 4X43C / ANSI A3 as printed) is the oily-press workhorse; FM913C (micro-foam nitrile, 4X43C / A3) suits dry handling and deburring where feel matters. For the heaviest sheet work, FS913F6 and HC7113 carry printed ANSI A6 levels — check their model pages for the full printed strings.
Match the finish to the surface: sandy nitrile where parts are oily, micro-foam where they are dry. Ratings on this site are per model, as printed in the manufacturer's catalog, and test reports are available on request.
Models buyers start with
13-Gauge HPPE Sandy Nitrile Gloves
13-gauge · HPPE · Sandy Nitrile · EN 388 4X43C · ANSI A3
View model ↗MODEL FM913C13-Gauge HPPE Micro-Foam Nitrile Gloves
13-gauge · HPPE · Micro Foam Nitrile · EN 388 4X43C · ANSI A3
View model ↗MODEL HC711313-Gauge Sandy NBR Cut-Resistant Gloves
13-gauge · NBR Sandy · EN 388 4X43F · ANSI A6
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Describe the tasks and hazards. We will point to the models whose printed specifications fit — and say so if none do.