Knucklehead X10 Korplex Glove with Foam Nitrile Palm, 18g, ANSI A4

Cut Protection and Impact Protection, Built Into One Glove

Jobs that put hands near sharp edges rarely stay clear of impact hazards too. The Knucklehead X10 Korplex Glove is built for both at once — an 18-gauge seamless Korplex® knit shell delivers ANSI A4 cut resistance, while molded TPR (thermoplastic rubber) panels across the back of the hand add Level 2 impact protection against pinch points, crush hazards, and accidental strikes. Instead of choosing between a cut glove and an impact glove, crews get one pair that covers both.

Foam Nitrile Palm for All-Day Grip

The palm and fingertips are finished in a breathable foam nitrile coating rather than a solid dip, giving a textured surface that holds grip in dry and lightly oily conditions while still letting air through to keep hands cooler on long shifts. Reinforced thumb crotch construction adds durability at the highest-wear point on the glove.

Comfort Details That Reduce Fatigue

• Latex-free, improved-stretch shell eliminates the irritant fibers found in some knit gloves and moves with the hand instead of fighting it
• Pre-curved finger design matches the hand’s natural resting position, cutting down on fatigue over a full shift
• Long knit cuff seals out debris and stays snug without a separate closure
• Touchscreen capable — run phones, tablets, and touch-panel equipment without stripping gloves off

Standards and Certification

Meets ANSI/ISEA 105-2024 Cut Level A4 and EN 388:2016 standards, giving safety managers documented protection levels for job hazard assessments and PPE compliance records.

Features at a Glance

• 18-gauge seamless Korplex® cut-resistant knit
• ANSI/ISEA 105-2024 Cut Level A4
• Molded TPR back-of-hand impact protection, Level 2
• Breathable foam nitrile palm and fingertip coating
• Latex-free, improved-stretch construction
• Reinforced thumb crotch
• Pre-curved finger design
• Long knit cuff
• Touchscreen compatible
• Meets EN 388:2016

Built For

Metal fabrication and sheet metal handling • Oil, gas, and utility work with impact exposure • Construction crews working around equipment and machinery • Automotive and heavy equipment maintenance • Any job combining cut hazards with pinch-point or impact risk

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