Tuff Coat II Kevlar cut-resistant gloves are designed for industrial workers, maintenance teams, contractors, warehouse crews, metal handling operations, and facility safety programs that need a balance of cut resistance, grip, flexibility, and durability.
Built with a Kevlar liner and a textured nitrile grip coating, these gloves help protect hands during material handling, assembly, equipment maintenance, construction support, and work involving rough or abrasive parts. The coated palm and fingertips improve control when handling tools, parts, and materials, while the reinforced thumb crotch helps extend glove life in a common high-wear area.
The ergonomic design supports natural hand movement during long shifts, and the open-back construction helps improve airflow compared with fully coated gloves. Sold by the pair and available in multiple sizes, these Kevlar grip gloves are a practical option for teams that need reusable hand protection for demanding everyday work.
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Safety Note
These gloves are cut-resistant, not cut-proof or puncture-proof. Do not assign an ANSI cut level, puncture level, chemical resistance rating, heat rating, or impact rating unless verified manufacturer testing is provided. Select gloves based on the task, materials handled, exposure conditions, and your safety manager or EHS requirements.
Quick Buying Details
- Brand: Honeywell
- Product Name: Tuff Coat II
- ASA SKU: PFGKV200
- Product Type: Kevlar cut-resistant work gloves
- Liner: Kevlar
- Coating: Textured nitrile grip
- Reinforcement: Thumb crotch and coated fingertips
- Sizes: S, M, L, XL
- Pack Size: Sold by the pair
- Best Use: Industrial handling, maintenance, construction support, assembly, and material handling
Key Features
- Kevlar liner helps provide cut-resistant hand protection
- Textured nitrile palm coating supports secure grip
- Coated fingertips improve handling control
- Reinforced thumb crotch helps improve durability in a high-wear zone
- Ergonomic design supports flexibility and hand movement
- Open-back design helps improve ventilation
- Useful for tool handling, parts handling, assembly, and maintenance work
- Available in multiple sizes for worker fit
- Sold by the pair for individual or team purchasing
Common Uses & Applications
- Industrial maintenance
- Material handling
- Construction support work
- Assembly operations
- Tool and equipment handling
- Metal handling, where appropriate for the verified cut rating
- Warehouse and logistics tasks
- Manufacturing facilities
- Contractor PPE programs
- Facility safety supply rooms
Buying Guide: Kevlar Grip Gloves vs. Standard Coated Work Gloves
Choose Tuff Coat II Kevlar gloves when workers need more cut resistance than a standard latex, nitrile, or cotton-coated glove provides. The Kevlar liner helps support protection around sharp edges, rough parts, and abrasive materials, while the nitrile coating improves grip and handling control.
For oily or greasy tasks, nitrile-coated gloves usually outperform latex-coated gloves. For high cut hazards, always compare the verified ANSI cut rating before choosing the glove.
FAQ
What are Tuff Coat II Kevlar gloves used for?
They are used for industrial material handling, maintenance, construction support, assembly, tool handling, and work involving rough or abrasive materials.
Are these gloves cut resistant?
Yes, they are positioned as Kevlar cut-resistant gloves. However, the page should include the verified ANSI cut level if you want to make a stronger safety claim.
Are these gloves puncture proof?
No glove should be described as puncture-proof unless certified for that claim. These may help resist some puncture hazards, but use verified puncture ratings before assigning them to puncture-risk tasks.
Are these gloves chemical resistant?
Do not treat them as chemical-resistant gloves unless manufacturer documentation confirms chemical resistance for the specific chemical exposure.
Are they good for oily parts?
The nitrile grip coating can help with handling in some oily or slick conditions, but for heavy oil exposure, compare against gloves specifically rated for oil grip and chemical compatibility.
How are these gloves sold?
They are sold by the pair and available in S, M, L, and XL.
