Designed for cut resistance, flame resistance, puncture protection, and arc-rated electrical safety, the Ironwear 4188 Kevlar-Lined Goat Grain Leather Electrical Gloves are built for demanding industrial, utility, electrical, maintenance, and construction work. Made from goat grain leather with a split leather bell cuff, these gloves provide durable hand protection with added wrist coverage for hazardous work environments.
The Kevlar lining and 100% Kevlar stitching help improve protection against cuts, punctures, and heat-related exposure, while the arc-rated performance supports NFPA 70E electrical safety programs. With ANSI/ISEA A4 cut resistance, Puncture Level 5 performance, and an ATPV rating of 40.4 cal/cm², these gloves are a strong option for crews that need leather work gloves with verified safety ratings.
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Safety Note
These gloves are rated for specific cut, puncture, flame-resistant, and arc-flash performance standards listed below. Always select electrical and arc-rated hand protection based on the task, hazard exposure, energized work requirements, applicable workplace standards, and guidance from your safety manager or EHS professional.
Quick Buying Details
Brand: Ironwear
Product Type: Kevlar-lined goat grain leather electrical gloves
Material: Goat grain leather with Kevlar lining
Style: Electrical leather glove with split leather bell cuff
Color: Light / Honey Brown
Sizes: SM, MD, LG, XL, 2XL, 3XL
Unit of Measure: 1 pair per poly bag
Key Features
- Goat grain leather provides durable leather hand protection
- Kevlar lining helps improve cut and heat-related protection
- 100% Kevlar stitching supports durability in demanding work environments
- Flame-resistant design for industrial and electrical safety applications
- ANSI/ISEA 105 Cut Level A4 protection
- ANSI/ISEA 105 Puncture Level 5 protection
- Arc rated ATPV 40.4 cal/cm²
- Split leather bell cuff adds wrist and lower forearm coverage
- Light / Honey Brown color
- Available in SM through 3XL for crew outfitting
Common Uses & Applications
Commonly used by electrical contractors, utility crews, industrial maintenance teams, construction companies, facility safety managers, municipal buyers, and industrial purchasing departments for:
Electrical maintenance
Utility work
Arc-flash PPE programs
Construction jobsites
Industrial maintenance and MRO
Facility maintenance
Contractor safety programs
General leather hand protection where cut and puncture ratings are needed
Work requiring NFPA 70E-rated PPE selection
Specifications
Brand: Ironwear
Style / SKU: 4188
Material: Goat grain leather
Lining: Kevlar lined
Stitching: 100% Kevlar thread
Cuff Style: Split leather bell cuff
Color: Light / Honey Brown
Sizes: SM, MD, LG, XL, 2XL, 3XL
Product UPC: 607659418813
Case UPC: 20607659418817
Product Weight: 0.6 lb
Product Dimensions: 13.6 in L x 5.1 in W x 0.5 in H
Packaging: 1 pair per poly bag, 6 pairs per large poly bag, 60 pairs per carton
Safety Ratings & Standards
ANSI / ISEA 105: Cut Level A4
ANSI / ISEA 105: Puncture Level 5
ASTM F2675 / ASTM F2575M-13: Arc Rated ATPV 40.4 cal/cm²
EN 407 Rating: 413243
EN 388 Rating: 3X43D
NFPA 70E
Buying Guide: Goat Grain Leather + Kevlar Electrical Gloves
Goat grain leather is valued for its balance of durability, dexterity, and flexibility, making it a practical choice for leather electrical and industrial work gloves. The Kevlar lining adds cut-resistant performance, while Kevlar stitching helps the glove hold up in tougher applications where standard thread may fail sooner.
For buyers comparing general leather driver gloves to arc-rated electrical gloves, the main difference is certification and hazard protection. General leather gloves are useful for routine material handling, but rated electrical gloves like the Ironwear 4188 are built for workplaces that need documented cut, puncture, flame-resistant, and arc-flash performance.
FAQ
What type of glove is the Ironwear 4188?
The Ironwear 4188 is a goat grain leather electrical glove with Kevlar lining, Kevlar stitching, flame resistance, cut resistance, puncture resistance, and arc-rated performance.
Are these gloves cut resistant?
Yes. These gloves meet ANSI / ISEA 105 Cut Level A4, making them suitable for work where moderate cut hazards are present.
Are these gloves puncture resistant?
Yes. The gloves meet ANSI / ISEA 105 Puncture Level 5.
Are these gloves arc rated?
Yes. They are arc rated with an ATPV of 40.4 cal/cm² and are listed for NFPA 70E applications.
Can these gloves be used for electrical work?
They are designed as electrical leather gloves and include arc-rated performance, but glove selection should always be based on the specific electrical hazard, task, voltage exposure, workplace PPE program, and guidance from a qualified safety professional.
What are these gloves made from?
They are made from goat grain leather with a Kevlar lining, 100% Kevlar stitching, and a split leather bell cuff.
What is the benefit of goat grain leather?
Goat grain leather offers a useful balance of durability, flexibility, and dexterity, making it a strong choice for leather safety gloves used in industrial and electrical work.
What is the benefit of Kevlar lining and stitching?
Kevlar helps improve cut and heat-related protection. Kevlar stitching also adds durability in demanding applications where ordinary thread may wear or fail sooner.
What sizes are available?
Available sizes are SM, MD, LG, XL, 2XL, and 3XL.
How are these gloves packaged?
They are packaged 1 pair per poly bag, 6 pairs per large poly bag, and 60 pairs per carton.
Who commonly buys these gloves?
These gloves are commonly purchased by electrical contractors, utility crews, industrial maintenance teams, construction companies, municipal departments, facility managers, and safety purchasing teams.
Are these gloves waterproof or chemical resistant?
No waterproof or chemical-resistant rating is provided for this product. For wet, chemical, or liquid exposure, choose gloves specifically rated for those hazards.
