Schwer A9 Cut Resistant Gloves, PM3202

Highest Protection: A9 is the top tier on the ANSI/ISEA 105 scale (A1-A9) for cut resistance.

Test Standard: It means the glove resisted at least 6,000 grams of force in the ASTM F2992-15 test before being cut. 

They are ideal for heavy-duty tasks such as machine maintenance, welding, glass and metal fabrication, ship repair, automotive work, and electrical tasks etc. 

Yes. They offer ANSI Level 2 Puncture Resistance (rated up to level 5), tested with a standard probe to provide high protection.

Let's compare the specification below:

PR3326: A9 cut resistance, Level 5 abrasion resistant and Level 3 puncture resistant

PM3202: A9 cut resistance, Level 4 abrasion resistant and Level 4 puncture resistant

Thanks to the 3/4 nitrile coating, the back of the hand on the PM3202 is partially coated, providing broader protection. However, this also makes the PM3202 feel slightly stiffer when worn compared to the PR3326. If puncture resistance is not a key requirement for your application, we generally recommend the PR3326 for a more flexible and comfortable fit.

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.

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

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.