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Leather Utility Wide Cuff

Leather Utility Wide Cuff

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$46.00at Youngstown GloveChecked Nov 12

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  • Last seen at $46.00 at Youngstown Glove on Nov 12.
  • Our take on the Leather Utility Wide Cuff

    The Youngstown Leather Utility Wide-Cuff is a work glove built for hot work: it carries a 15 cal/cm² arc rating to ASTM F2675 and is puncture resistant to ANSI/ISEA 105 Level 4. The leather is doubled at the fingertips, knuckle, saddle and palm, and a 4.5" x 6.5" gauntlet cuff covers the wrist while letting air move. It suits electricians, linemen and maintenance crews who need spark and flame resistance with real abrasion and puncture protection. Against plain leather work gloves it adds certified arc and puncture ratings; against heavier rubber insulating gloves it is far more dexterous but, as Youngstown warns, it does not protect against shock or voltage.

    Best forElectricians and linemen doing hot workMaintenance and utility crews around sparksTasks needing puncture resistance and gripWorkers who want wrist coverage with airflow
    Pros
    • 15 cal/cm² arc rating to ASTM F2675
    • ANSI/ISEA 105 Level 4 puncture resistance
    • Double leather at fingertips, knuckle, saddle and palm
    • Wide gauntlet cuff covers the wrist and vents heat
    • Ergonomic 3D pattern fits close to the hand
    • Leather will not drip, melt or ignite from sparks
    Cons
    • No shock or voltage protection
    • Leather gauntlet is bulkier than a knit cuff
    • Not for wet or oily grip the way rubber gloves are

    Leather Utility Wide Cuff prices at every store

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      $46.00Checked Nov 12
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    About the Leather Utility Wide Cuff

    This leather utility glove has a wide gauntlet cuff that extends protection past the wrist and allows airflow. The cuff measures 4.5" x 6.5".

    The fingertips, knuckle, saddle and palm use double-layer leather for added durability. A 3D performance pattern is shaped to fit the hand closely, like a second skin.

    The glove will not drip, melt or ignite if exposed to sparks or flames. It is arc rated and puncture resistant. It does not protect against shock or voltage.

    Arc rating
    15 cal/cm² per ASTM F2675
    Puncture resistance
    ANSI/ISEA 105 Level 4
    Compliance
    NFPA 70E-2021 Standard; OSHA 29 CFR Part 1926
    Cuff size
    4.5" x 6.5" gauntlet safety cuff
    Reinforcement
    Double-layer leather on fingertips, knuckle, saddle and palm
    Fit
    Ergonomic 3D performance pattern
    Flame response
    Will not drip, melt or ignite when exposed to sparks or flames
    Warning
    Does not protect against shock or voltage

    Questions and answers

    Does this glove protect against electric shock?
    No. Youngstown states its arc rated gloves do not protect against shock or voltage. The arc rating covers thermal exposure from an arc flash, not contact with live current.
    What does the 15 cal/cm² rating mean?
    It is the arc thermal performance value tested to ASTM F2675. It estimates how much heat energy the glove can take before the wearer would get a second-degree burn.
    How is this different from a standard leather work glove?
    It adds certified arc and puncture ratings, double leather in high-wear zones, and a long gauntlet cuff. A plain leather glove has none of those ratings.
    Is it a substitute for rubber insulating gloves?
    No. Rubber insulating gloves are what protect against voltage. This glove is for spark, flame and cut or puncture exposure, and Youngstown says it offers no shock protection.
    What standards does it meet?
    It is compliant with NFPA 70E-2021 and OSHA 29 CFR Part 1926, rated to ASTM F2675 for arc, and rated ANSI/ISEA 105 Level 4 for puncture.
    How should I choose a size?
    The glove uses an ergonomic 3D pattern meant to fit close to the hand. Pick your normal glove size; the leather breaks in and molds to the hand with use.
    Where is the Leather Utility Wide Cuff cheapest?
    At Youngstown Glove, for $46.00, as of our latest check.
    What do buyers say about the Leather Utility Wide Cuff?
    Rated 5 out of 5 from 2 ratings.