HyFlex Light High Dexterity Assembly Glove – Superior Grip & Comfort for Precision Tasks
The Ansell HyFlex 11-600 PU-Coated Work Gloves are lightweight, high-dexterity assembly gloves designed for precision handling, component inspection, small parts assembly, automotive work, electronics handling, and light industrial tasks where touch sensitivity matters.
Built with a 15-gauge nylon liner and a palm-dipped polyurethane coating, the HyFlex 11-600 provides a close, flexible fit that helps workers handle delicate parts, tools, fasteners, and components with better control. The PU palm coating adds grip and abrasion resistance while preserving tactile sensitivity for detailed work.
These Ansell HyFlex gloves are a strong fit for purchasing teams, production managers, facility buyers, safety managers, and industrial procurement teams that need dependable lightweight work gloves for dry, clean, and less dirt-prone work environments.
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Safety Note
These are light-duty PU-coated work gloves for precision handling and general industrial use. They are not chemical-resistant gloves, impact-rated gloves, thermal gloves, or high cut-resistant gloves. Select hand protection based on the task, materials handled, exposure conditions, and guidance from your safety manager or EHS professional.
Quick Buying Details
Brand: Ansell
Series: HyFlex
Model: 11-600
Product Type: PU-coated work gloves
Coating: Polyurethane
Coating Coverage: Palm coated
Liner Material: Nylon
Gauge: 15-gauge
Cuff Style: Knit wrist
ANSI Cut Level: A1
ANSI Abrasion Level: 3
ANSI Puncture Level: 2
EN 388: 3121A
Available Sizes: 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11
Best Use: Precision assembly, inspection, small parts handling, automotive, electronics, and light manufacturing
Key Features
- Polyurethane palm coating supports grip and tactile sensitivity
- 15-gauge nylon liner provides lightweight comfort and flexibility
- High-dexterity design helps workers handle small parts and tools
- Knit wrist helps keep glove secure during repetitive tasks
- ANSI A1 cut protection for light cut hazards
- ANSI abrasion level 3 for improved wear life in light-duty work
- EN 388 3121A certified
- White glove color supports cleaner, less dirt-prone applications
- Good option for assembly, inspection, and precision handling programs
Common Uses & Applications
- Assembly and inspection of components
- Electronics handling
- Automotive assembly
- Small parts handling
- Quality control inspection
- Light manufacturing
- Fastener handling
- Tool and component handling
- Packaging and kitting
- Facility maintenance in dry environments
Buying Guide: HyFlex 11-600 vs. HyFlex 11-800
Choose the HyFlex 11-600 when your team needs maximum tactile sensitivity for dry, clean, detailed handling work such as electronics, component assembly, inspection, and small parts handling.
Choose the HyFlex 11-800 when workers need a foam nitrile palm coating for more general handling and light oil grip.
FAQ
What is the Ansell HyFlex 11-600 used for?
It is used for precision assembly, inspection, small parts handling, electronics work, automotive assembly, and light-duty industrial tasks.
Is the HyFlex 11-600 a nitrile glove?
No. Ansell lists the HyFlex 11-600 as a polyurethane-coated glove with a nylon liner.
What is the cut rating?
The HyFlex 11-600 is rated ANSI Cut Level A1, suitable for light cut hazards.
Is this glove good for oily work?
It is better suited for dry and clean handling. For light oil grip, consider a foam nitrile glove such as the Ansell HyFlex 11-800.
Is this glove sold by the pair or dozen?
ASA currently lists it as sold by the pair. Confirm pack setup before publishing if you plan to sell by dozen.
