Ansell HyFlex 11-561 Cut Resistant Nitrile Coated Gloves (11-561)

Description

Ansell HyFlex® 11-561

Cut-Resistant Nitrile Palm-Coated Work Gloves

Light Duty • EN ISO Cut C / ANSI A3

20% lighter design* INTERCEPT™ cut tech FORTIX™ durability Touchscreen compatible

HyFlex® 11-561 is designed for teams that want meaningful cut protection without the bulk that can slow fine handling. Its lightweight build targets comfort and dexterity while reinforcing wear points for longer service life.

Industries and tasks

Automotive, metal fabrication, machinery/equipment
Handling sharp or rough edges (panels, parts, components)
Final assembly and inspection
Touchscreen work where gloves must stay on

Quick specs

Coating: Nitrile (palm coated)

Liner: Nylon + HPPE + basalt + spandex + polyester

Gauge: 15

Color: Grey

Sizes: 5–12

Length: 210–285 mm

Packaging: 12 pairs/bag • 12 bags/carton

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The Technical Vault HyFlex® 11-561 — Lightweight cut protection without sacrificing control

If your team works with sharp edges but also performs detailed assembly, “more protection” is not always “better protection” if it reduces dexterity. HyFlex® 11-561 is positioned for that trade space: a lighter build that maintains a real cut rating while staying practical for continuous wear.

What INTERCEPT™ + advanced yarns are doing

Cut resistance is driven by fiber engineering (how fibers resist blade travel) and how the knit structure distributes force. This model uses a next-generation HPPE yarn platform with Ansell’s INTERCEPT™ approach to increase cut performance while keeping the glove light.

Why durability tech matters even for “light duty”

Light duty does not mean low abrasion. In kitting, staging, and assembly, the palm and thumb-crotch often wear first. A durability-forward build can improve consistency across a shift—workers keep the same grip feel instead of “sliding” as coating thins.

Touchscreens: productivity without bypassing PPE

In many facilities, the worst-case scenario is glove removal to use a device, followed by rushed re-gloving. Touchscreen compatibility supports better PPE discipline by keeping gloves on for scanning, logging, and QA steps.

OSHA requires that hand protection selection align with the hazards, conditions, and duration of the task. SOS can help standardize glove choices across departments and sites.