The HexArmor® Chrome SLT® 4066 A7 Cut-Resistant Leather Work Gloves combine durable buffalo skin leather with a 360° HPPE/steel interior liner for workers handling sharp metal, fabricated parts, tools, and abrasive materials.
Rated ANSI/ISEA Cut Level A7, these leather cut resistant gloves provide high cut protection while maintaining the traditional feel and dexterity of leather work gloves. The buffalo leather construction supports abrasion resistance and grip in dry or light-oil conditions, while the form-fitting design helps workers maintain control during material handling and equipment operation.
The Chrome SLT 4066 also carries ANSI puncture level 3, abrasion level 4, and contact heat level 2 ratings. Flame-resistant materials support an Arc Flash CAT 3 rating with an ATPV of 25.8 cal/cm². A SlipFit® cuff with hook-and-loop closure helps maintain a secure fit during active industrial work.
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Need HexArmor gloves for a fabrication shop, construction crew, utility, manufacturing facility, oil and gas operation, or recurring PPE program? American Safety Associates, LLC (ASA, LLC) supports commercial, government, municipal, contractor, facility, and industrial buyers with bulk quotes, volume pricing, purchase orders, mixed-size orders, and sourcing assistance.
Safety Note
These gloves are cut and puncture resistant, not cut or puncture proof. Do not use them with moving or serrated blades. Their arc rating does not provide electrical-shock protection and does not replace voltage-rated rubber insulating gloves. Select gloves through a documented hazard assessment and follow HexArmor instructions and your employer’s safety program.
Quick Buying Details
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Brand and model: HexArmor Chrome SLT 4066
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ASA SKU: S4066
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Material: Buffalo skin leather
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Liner: 360° HPPE/steel
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Cut rating: ANSI/ISEA A7
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Other ratings: Puncture 3, abrasion 4, contact heat 2
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Arc rating: CAT 3, ATPV 25.8 cal/cm²
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International ratings: EN 388 3X32F; EN 407 X1XXXX
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Cuff: SlipFit® with hook-and-loop closure
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ASA sizes: S through 2XL
Key Features
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ANSI A7 360° cut resistance
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Durable buffalo leather construction
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HPPE/steel interior liner
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Grip for dry and light-oil conditions
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High-dexterity, form-fitting design
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Secure SlipFit® cuff
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Arc Flash CAT 3 rated
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Made with flame-resistant materials
Common Uses & Applications
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Sheet metal and sharp-part handling
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Metal fabrication and assembly
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Construction and rebar work
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Oil and gas operations
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Industrial maintenance
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Manufacturing and equipment handling
Buying Guide: Leather vs. Coated Cut-Resistant Gloves
Choose the Chrome SLT 4066 when workers need A7 cut protection combined with leather durability, abrasion resistance, heat performance, and an arc rating. A lighter coated-knit glove may be preferable when maximum fingertip sensitivity, wet grip, chemical resistance, or breathability is the main requirement. Compare additional cut-resistant gloves and sleeves for different cut levels, coatings, materials, and workplace hazards.
FAQ
What cut rating does the HexArmor 4066 provide?
The Chrome SLT 4066 is rated ANSI/ISEA Cut Level A7 and uses an HPPE/steel liner for 360° cut protection.
Are these cut-proof leather gloves?
No. No work glove should be described as completely cut proof. The 4066 provides high cut resistance but must not be used with moving or serrated blades.
What type of leather is used?
The glove uses buffalo skin leather, which provides durability, abrasion resistance, dexterity, and grip in dry or light-oil conditions.
Does the HexArmor 4066 use SuperFabric?
No. The 4066 uses a 360° HPPE/steel interior liner. SuperFabric should be removed from the current description.
Can these gloves protect against electrical shock?
No. The CAT 3 arc-flash rating addresses thermal exposure from an arc event. These are not voltage-rated electrical-insulating gloves.
Are these suitable for handling sheet metal?
They are designed for sharp-edge industrial handling, including sheet metal and fabricated components. Suitability must still be confirmed against the specific edge, force, duration, and workplace hazard assessment.
