Insulated Cut and Impact Gloves
Global Glove CIA7000INT insulated driver gloves combine white grain goatskin leather, a sewn-in Aralene® enhanced aramid liner and 100 grams of 3M™ Thinsulate™ insulation. Flexible TPR guards cover the fingers and back of the hand. ASA lists these gloves under SKU SCIA7000INT for assessed cold-weather handling tasks.
Key Features
- Goatskin shell with sewn-in protective liner
- Flexible TPR guards on the hand back
- Gunn cut construction and keystone thumb
- Open cuff for donning and removal
Common Uses and Applications
- Cold-storage material handling
- Outdoor construction and maintenance
- Utilities and transportation tasks
- Fabrication requiring assessed hand protection
Verified Manufacturer Performance Claims
ANSI/ISEA 105-2016 Cut Level A6 is supported by a manufacturer-listed ASTM F2992-15 result of 3,116 grams. Cut resistance is not cut-proof protection. Match the glove to edge sharpness, force, contact frequency and the required dexterity.
ANSI/ISEA 138-2019 impact Level 2 applies to the manufacturer-listed finger/thumb, knuckle and overall results. TPR guards do not prevent every impact injury and must not be treated as protection against machinery entanglement or crushing.
The manufacturer also lists ANSI/ISEA 105-2016 conductive heat Level 3. This classification does not establish a safe holding time, flame protection or an arc-flash rating. Assess the actual contact temperature and duration before hot-material handling.
Applicable OSHA Requirements
OSHA 29 CFR 1910.138 requires employers to select hand protection based on hazards, glove performance, tasks, conditions and exposure duration. OSHA 1910.132(d) requires hazard assessment and properly fitting PPE. These duties are not OSHA product certification.
Keep dry replacements available and follow workplace warming procedures. Stop cold exposure if numbness or reduced hand control develops, and reassess protection before resuming the task.
Cold-Weather Selection and Fit
The 100 g insulation specification is not a minimum temperature rating. Evaluate cold contact, air temperature, wind, moisture and work duration. Leave enough finger room without compressing the insulation. Check grip with actual tools or materials before starting work.
Inspect leather, seams, lining and TPR guards before use and after damaging contact. Replace damaged gloves and follow manufacturer care instructions. No waterproof barrier or chemical-resistance claim is made here. Compare cut-resistant gloves when selecting a different construction for the task.
Official Manufacturer Datasheet
Download the CIA7000INT specification sheet (PDF). Manufacturer sources differ on abrasion, puncture and EN results; confirm the supplied version before using those ratings for selection.
California warning: Can expose you to chromium (hexavalent compounds), which causes cancer and reproductive harm. See P65Warnings.ca.gov.
FAQ: CIA7000INT Insulated Gloves
Are these touchscreen compatible?
No touchscreen feature is specified in the linked datasheet.
Do they prevent crush injuries?
No. Impact guards do not replace machine guarding or safe handling procedures.
Are they electrical insulating gloves?
No electrical insulation rating is specified.
Is a minimum cold temperature stated?
The manufacturer sheet does not provide one.
