What is an A6 Rating?

Medium-to-high Protection: A6 is the medium-to-high tier on the ANSI/ISEA 105 scale (A1-A9) for cut resistance. Test Standard: It means the glove resisted at least 3,000 grams of force in the ASTM F2992-15 test before being cut.

What are they used for?

They are recommended to use for medium-to-high hazards such as Glass Processing, Sheet Metal Work, Material Handling, Component Assembly, Auto Assembly, Electronics Industry, Fishing Industry etc.

If I want better dexterity and a more natural feel, which one should I choose?

We recommend AR5926 with gauge 21 which is Extremely dexterous, thinnest knit. Excellent for precision work with small parts. Ultra-thin design make them feel like a second skin.

Do these A6 cut resistant gloves protect from punctures?

Yes, they offer protection against punctures, but the level varies by product. Please check the side filter to select the gloves that meet your specific requirements.

Are these A6 gloves safe for food handling?

Except the Kids Version MN1917, these gloves can be used with food that requires handling (e.g., whole fruits or vegetables), but they are not recommended for direct contact with ready-to-eat or prepared foods. If you need to directly contact with food, we recommend these Kitchen Cut Resistant Gloves more.

Can people with sensitive skin use these gloves?

Absolutely. They are glass-fiber-free, minimizing irritation while maintaining full protection.

How do I clean these gloves?

It is recommended to wash with warm water within 40℃. A neutral non-ionic detergent can be used. The washing cycle time is 5-10 minutes. For low-temperature drying, the maximum temperature should not exceed 140°F (60℃), or it can be naturally hang dried.