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Ansell HyFlex 11-561 Cut Resistant Nitrile Coated Gloves

Ansell HyFlex 11-561 Cut Resistant Nitrile Coated Gloves

$10.00 - $1,368.00
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SKU:
11-561
Availability:
7 - 10 Business Days
Shipping:
Calculated at Checkout
Quantity Option (Pair):
1 Pair
Quantity Option (Bag):
12 Pairs
Quantity Option (Case):
144 Pairs
Brand Family:
HyFlex
Cut Rating:
A3
Abrasion Rating:
4
Gauge:
15
Glove Material:
INTERCEPT
Glove Color:
Blue
Coating Color:
Grey
Coating Material:
Foam Nitrile
Ansell HyFlex® 11-561 Cut Resistant Nitrile Coated Gloves — Lightweight ANSI A3 / EN ISO Cut C Protection with INTERCEPT™ Cut Resistance + FORTIX™ Durability + Touchscreen Use
ANSI/ISEA 105 Cut A3 EN ISO Cut C INTERCEPT™ HPPE Yarn FORTIX™ Abrasion Resistance Nitrile Palm Dip Reinforced Thumb Crotch Touchscreen Compatible OEKO-TEX® + Dermatest®

Ansell is the world’s leading manufacturer of industrial hand protection. The HyFlex® platform is Ansell’s premier precision-handling glove family, engineered for applications where dexterity, durability, and repeatability directly impact productivity, product quality, and safety outcomes.

Product overview

HyFlex® 11-561 is built for high-dexterity work where sharp edges are real but bulky cut gloves slow operators down. It combines a next-generation INTERCEPT™ single-HPPE yarn (cut performance) with a nitrile palm-dipped coating (grip and abrasion control) so teams can handle sharp or rough materials while staying fast and accurate.

Why customers choose 11-561: It targets premium performance where it counts—cut protection without bulk, strong grip, and longer wear life. Ansell positions this glove as 20% lighter (comfort + dexterity), with 2x greater cut resistance versus standard HPPE constructions, plus up to 20% improved abrasion resistance through FORTIX™ technology to reduce change-outs.

Recommended for
  • Handling metal sheets, panels, and stamped parts
  • Handling components with sharp or rough edges
  • Assembly and inspection where tactile control matters
  • General abrasive handling where glove wear is a cost driver
  • Workflows requiring frequent scanner/tablet use (touchscreen compatible)
Standards & certifications
Cut resistance ANSI/ISEA 105 Cut Level A3 • EN ISO Cut Level C
Mechanical protection (EN 388) Common marking shown as 4X42C (verify per your PDS / lot)
Skin friendliness OEKO-TEX® certified • Dermatest® dermatologically tested
Grip / durability tech Nitrile palm dip • FORTIX™ abrasion resistance • reinforced thumb crotch
Length Approximately 210–285 mm (varies by size)
Premium cut glove vs. commodity cut glove
Performance area HyFlex® 11-561 Typical commodity cut glove
Dexterity Precision feel engineered for assembly/inspection Bulkier; reduces fine control and increases handling errors
Cut performance consistency INTERCEPT™ yarn designed for higher, repeatable cut resistance Performance varies by construction and supplier substitutions
Wear life FORTIX™ abrasion resistance targets longer service life Faster wear and more change-outs
True cost of use Higher unit price; lower glove consumption and fewer disruptions Lower unit price; higher replacement rates and workflow friction
Key features & benefits
  • Cut protection without bulk: ANSI A3 / EN ISO C for sharp-edge handling.
  • INTERCEPT™ Cut Resistance Technology: engineered for higher cut resistance vs. standard HPPE designs.
  • FORTIX™ durability: abrasion resistance engineered to reduce premature glove failure.
  • Grip you can trust: nitrile palm dip supports confident handling on the line.
  • Reinforced thumb crotch: targeted defense where many gloves fail early.
  • Operator comfort + compatibility: OEKO-TEX® / Dermatest® plus touchscreen use for modern workflows.
What’s included
  • Order options: 1 Pair, 12 Pairs (Bag), 144 Pairs (Case)
  • Sizes: (select size on page)

 

The Technical Vault By SOSCleanroom
Cut Protection Oil Grip Thin Gauge HyFlex® Platform
Cut protection without sacrificing tactility

The Ansell HyFlex® 11-561 is designed for industrial environments where sharp-edge exposure, repetitive handling, and precision work occur at the same station. These are tasks where bulky gloves reduce control and increase fatigue, yet bare hands or light-duty gloves introduce unacceptable cut risk.

Engineered liner construction: fiber selection and gauge

The foundation of the 11-561 is a high-performance composite liner designed to deliver cut resistance through fiber strength and yarn engineering rather than thickness. By blending engineered fibers with high tensile strength, the glove achieves meaningful cut protection while maintaining a thin, flexible profile.

The relatively fine gauge of the liner allows the glove to conform closely to the hand. This improves finger articulation and reduces the loss of tactile feedback that often occurs with heavier cut-resistant gloves. For operators performing detailed tasks, this balance directly impacts accuracy and throughput.

Nitrile coating technology: grip and durability where it matters

The palm and fingers of the 11-561 are protected by a nitrile coating engineered for durability and consistent grip across dry and lightly oily conditions. Nitrile is selected for its resistance to abrasion, tearing, and degradation when exposed to oils commonly found in manufacturing and maintenance environments.

From a functional standpoint, the coating concentrates protection in high-contact zones while leaving the back of the hand uncoated. This design improves breathability and reduces heat buildup, supporting longer wear times without sacrificing grip or control.

How protection is delivered at the hand
  • Cut resistance: achieved through engineered yarns that resist blade penetration and edge contact.
  • Abrasion resistance: nitrile coating protects against surface wear in repetitive handling.
  • Grip stability: maintains friction when handling metal, plastic, or coated components.
  • Dexterity: thin liner and controlled coating thickness preserve fine motor control.
Where the 11-561 fits best

Typical applications include metal component handling, light fabrication, equipment assembly, inspection, and maintenance tasks where workers encounter sharp edges but still require precision and speed. The glove’s design supports continuous use without the stiffness associated with heavier cut-level gloves.

Wear life and replacement considerations

Service life is influenced by surface roughness, contact pressure, and task repetition. Early signs of wear include thinning of the nitrile coating at the fingertips and palm or reduced grip consistency. Routine visual checks help ensure gloves are replaced before cut protection or handling control is compromised.

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