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Ansell HyFlex 11-724 Cut Resistant Industrial Gloves

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Cut Rating:
A2
Abrasion Rating:
6
Gauge:
13
Material:
HPPE
Material:
Spandex
Color:
White
Coating Color:
Black
Glove Coating:
Polyurethane

Ansell HyFlex® 11-724 Cut Resistant Industrial Gloves - 13-Gauge Polyurethane Palm Coating

The Ansell HyFlex® 11-724 is a breathable, cut-resistant industrial glove for light-duty assembly, mounting, dismantling, and incoming-goods handling. It combines INTERCEPT™ Cut Resistance Technology, a 13-gauge HPPE and spandex liner, and a thin polyurethane palm coating to balance mechanical protection, flexibility, and handling control.

Manufacturer-rated performance includes ANSI/ISEA 105-2024 Cut A2, abrasion level 6, and puncture level 4, together with EN 388:2016+A1:2018 4342B. The palm-dipped polyurethane coating supports handling in dry and light oil conditions, while touchscreen compatibility supports interaction with compatible production devices without removing the gloves.

Use-positioning note: Choose HyFlex 11-724 when light-duty cut protection, abrasion resistance, flexible PU grip, and breathable comfort are required together. Ansell lists this model as not antistatic and not silicone-free; evaluate these limitations before approving it for a controlled production process.

Specifications:
  • Manufacturer: Ansell
  • Product family: HyFlex®
  • Model: 11-724
  • Product type: Cut-resistant industrial handling glove
  • Featured technologies: INTERCEPT™ Cut Resistance Technology and Touchscreen Technology
  • ANSI/ISEA 105-2024 cut resistance: A2
  • ANSI/ISEA 105-2024 abrasion resistance: Level 6
  • ANSI/ISEA 105-2024 puncture resistance: Level 4
  • EN 388:2016+A1:2018: 4342B
  • EN ISO 13997 cut classification: B
  • General glove requirements: EN ISO 21420:2020; the current EU Declaration of Conformity specifies EN ISO 21420:2020+A1:2024 for products manufactured from August 31, 2026
  • CE PPE category: Category II
  • OEKO-TEX® reference: 1408033, as listed by Ansell
  • REACH: Compliant, as listed by Ansell
  • Construction: Knitted
  • Liner: HPPE and spandex; INTERCEPT™ engineered cut-resistant construction
  • Gauge: 13
  • Coating material: Polyurethane (PU)
  • Coating coverage: Palm coated
  • Cuff: Knitwrist
  • Liner color: White
  • Coating color: Black
  • Length: 215–264 mm / 8.46–10.39 inches, depending on size
  • Available numeric sizes: 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11
  • Touchscreen compatible: Yes
  • Antistatic: No
  • Silicone-free designation: No
  • Listed washing temperature: 40°C / 104°F; follow the supplied care instructions
  • Manufacturer packaging: 12 pairs per bag; 12 bags per carton
  • SOSCleanroom order configuration: Case of 144 pairs; select size on the product page
  • Primary industries: Automotive, machinery and equipment, and manufacturing

Rating distinction: ANSI abrasion level 6 and EN abrasion level 4 are results from different classification systems. Likewise, ANSI puncture level 4 and EN puncture level 2 are not interchangeable ratings. Neither establishes hypodermic-needle protection or a guaranteed service life.

Where HyFlex 11-724 Fits in Industrial Handling

Everyday manufacturing tasks can combine sharp edges, repeated surface contact, and the need to position components accurately. HyFlex 11-724 addresses this combination with an engineered cut-resistant liner and a thin coated gripping surface.

Its PU palm coating supports dry and lightly oily handling without adding the coverage of a fully coated glove. The knitted back supports breathability, while the spandex-containing liner allows flexibility during assembly and repetitive handling.

Typical program fit: Mounting and dismantling, light assembly, and handling incoming goods in automotive and general manufacturing. Final suitability depends on cut severity, grip conditions, puncture exposure, process cleanliness, and the employer's PPE assessment.

About the Manufacturer:

Ansell HyFlex® gloves are designed for industrial work requiring a balance of hand protection, grip, dexterity, and comfort. Within that family, the 11-724 combines INTERCEPT™ cut-resistant construction with a thin PU palm coating for everyday light-duty handling.

HyFlex 11-724 Features:
  • INTERCEPT™ Cut Resistance Technology with ANSI A2 / EN ISO B performance
  • ANSI abrasion level 6 and EN abrasion level 4
  • ANSI puncture level 4 and EN puncture level 2
  • Thin polyurethane palm coating for dry and light oil handling
  • Breathable 13-gauge HPPE and spandex liner
  • Touchscreen-compatible construction
  • White knitted liner, black coating, and knitwrist cuff
  • Sizes 5–11 and standard 144-pair carton packaging
HyFlex 11-724 Benefits:
  • Balanced mechanical protection: Combines cut, abrasion, and general puncture performance for qualifying industrial tasks.
  • Flexible grip: Thin PU coating supports component handling without excessive coating bulk.
  • Breathable comfort: A knitted liner and palm-coated construction support extended-wear comfort.
  • Device interaction: Touchscreen compatibility supports compatible scanners, tablets, and workstation interfaces.
  • Repeatable purchasing: Numeric sizing and a defined 144-pair case configuration support consistent replenishment.
Why Thin PU Coating Matters

The 11-724 uses a thin polyurethane coating over the palm contact area. Ansell identifies dry and light oil conditions as suitable handling conditions in its detailed product description.

  • Supports grip when positioning and moving components
  • Provides abrasion resistance in the coated contact area
  • Maintains flexibility during assembly and dismantling tasks
  • Leaves the knitted back available for breathability

Barrier limitation: A palm coating does not make the complete glove liquidproof or establish chemical breakthrough protection. Heavy oil saturation requires separate evaluation.

Cut Protection, Durability, and Touchscreen Use
Design feature Practical benefit
INTERCEPT™ construction ANSI A2 / EN ISO B cut protection for qualifying light-duty handling
ANSI abrasion level 6 High standardized abrasion performance; actual wear life remains task-dependent
Thin PU palm coating Flexible gripping surface for dry and light oil conditions
13-gauge HPPE / spandex liner Breathability and flexibility for repetitive work
Touchscreen Technology Interaction with compatible devices while wearing gloves
Common Applications:
  • Mounting and dismantling
  • Light assembly tasks
  • Handling incoming goods
  • Automotive production support
  • Machinery and equipment handling
  • General manufacturing operations
  • Dry or light oil handling where abrasion resistance and grip are priorities
  • Touchscreen-supported inspection, scanning, and workstation tasks
Best-Practice Use:
  • Match the hazards: Confirm that the cut, abrasion, and puncture ratings meet the task requirements.
  • Verify fit: Select the correct numeric size and check finger movement, palm fit, and cuff security.
  • Inspect the coating and liner: Replace gloves showing tears, coating separation, worn-through areas, or compromised grip.
  • Evaluate actual surfaces: Confirm handling control using the components and contamination conditions found at the workstation.
  • Follow care instructions: Use the supplied laundering guidance; the listed 40°C temperature alone does not establish unlimited reuse.
  • Check process restrictions: Do not substitute this model into an antistatic or silicone-controlled process without appropriate approval.
Selection Notes
  • Cut rating vs. abrasion rating: High abrasion performance does not increase the glove's A2 cut classification.
  • Mechanical puncture vs. needles: The published puncture ratings do not establish protection against hypodermic needles.
  • Touchscreen vs. antistatic: Touchscreen compatibility does not qualify the glove as antistatic PPE.
  • Silicone-sensitive work: Ansell does not designate this model silicone-free; confirm suitability before painting, coating, bonding, or other sensitive operations.
  • Industrial vs. cleanroom use: The reviewed product documentation does not establish a sterile or ISO-cleanroom designation.
Important Use Limitations

HyFlex 11-724 is intended for qualifying light-duty mechanical handling. Do not use it as chemical-immersion protection, a liquidproof barrier, thermal or flame protection, electrical insulation, or validated antistatic PPE. It is not intended for needle hazards, powered cutting tools, or tasks where moving machinery creates an entanglement risk.

Protection boundary: Laboratory ratings are not guarantees against injury. Select another approved glove when cut severity, impact exposure, heavy oil contamination, or process restrictions exceed the 11-724's documented capabilities.

Link to Ansell Technical Datasheet: View Product Data Sheet

Manufacturer product information: Ansell HyFlex 11-724

Other Similar Products Available From SOSCleanroom.com

Substitution note: Related products are not automatic equivalents. Compare the exact ratings, materials, grip conditions, and process requirements before changing an approved glove.

Notes: Open The Technical Vault for the EN 388 code breakdown, ANSI rating interpretation, sizing guidance, Ansell Earth information, inspection criteria, and manufacturer documentation.

Questions? Email Sales@SOSsupply.com or call (214) 340-8574.

Product page updated: October 16, 2026

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The Technical Vault By SOSCleanroom
ANSI Cut A2 EN 388 4342B ANSI Abrasion 6 13-Gauge PU Palm Touchscreen Compatible

Ansell HyFlex 11-724: balancing light-duty cut protection, abrasion resistance, and flexible PU grip

The Ansell HyFlex® 11-724 is a breathable industrial glove combining INTERCEPT™ Cut Resistance Technology, a 13-gauge HPPE and spandex liner, and a thin polyurethane palm coating. It is designed for mounting, dismantling, light assembly, and handling incoming goods where mechanical protection and ease of movement must work together.

This guide covers the product's construction, dimensions, mechanical ratings, sizing, environmental attributes, inspection, storage, and use limitations. Manufacturer specifications are separated from practical selection guidance so that published ratings are not mistaken for guaranteed workplace performance.

Operations takeaway: The 11-724 combines ANSI A2 cut resistance, ANSI abrasion level 6, ANSI puncture level 4, and EN 388 4342B. Its touchscreen feature does not establish antistatic performance, and Ansell does not designate the glove silicone-free.


Core product data (SKU controls for purchasing and receiving)
  • Manufacturer: Ansell
  • Product family: HyFlex®
  • Model: 11-724
  • Product type: Cut-resistant industrial glove for qualifying light-duty mechanical tasks
  • Protection profile: Cut, abrasion, and general mechanical puncture resistance, with flexible PU grip
  • Featured technologies: INTERCEPT™ Cut Resistance Technology and Touchscreen Technology
  • Primary industries: Automotive, machinery and equipment, and manufacturing
  • Manufacturer-recommended applications: Mounting and dismantling; light assembly; handling incoming goods

Construction and materials

Ansell describes the liner as HPPE and spandex in its product narrative and identifies INTERCEPT™ Cut Resistance Technology and spandex in its technical specification table. These descriptions identify the material system and featured technology; they do not provide quantitative fiber percentages.

  • Construction: Knitted
  • Gauge: 13
  • Liner: HPPE and spandex with INTERCEPT™ engineered cut-resistant construction
  • Liner color: White
  • Coating: Polyurethane
  • Coverage: Palm coated
  • Coating color: Black
  • Cuff: Knitwrist
  • Touchscreen compatibility: Listed by Ansell
  • Antistatic: No
  • Silicone-free designation: No
  • Listed washing temperature: 40°C / 104°F

Coating tradeoff: The thin PU surface supports flexible handling in dry and light oil conditions, but palm coating does not make the complete glove liquidproof. The uncovered knitted back is part of the glove's intended construction, not evidence of coating wear.


Dimensions, sizing, and packaging
  • Length: 215–264 mm / 8.46–10.39 inches, depending on size
  • Available numeric sizes: 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11
  • Manufacturer pack: 12 pairs per bag; 12 bags per carton
  • Total carton quantity: 144 pairs
  • SOSCleanroom order configuration: Case of 144 pairs with a required size selection

Receiving check: Confirm model 11-724, the ordered numeric size, carton quantity, package condition, and applicable product markings. Packaging counts do not establish the material used for every packaging component or the packaging revision supplied.


Ansell glove sizing guide

Use the linked Ansell hand-placement chart as a general fitting aid, then confirm fit in the actual 11-724 glove. The chart uses a hand outline and colored size lines; follow that method rather than measuring directly from a resized on-screen image.

Ansell glove sizing chart with hand-placement instructions and colored numeric size lines from 6 through 12

Open the printable Ansell glove sizing chart

  1. Print the PDF at its intended scale; avoid automatic page fitting or resizing.
  2. Position the right hand on the printed outline with the fingers together and align it to the blue reference line as shown.
  3. Read the colored size line at the hand's outer edge, then confirm comfort, finger movement, and grip in a sample glove.
11-724 numeric size Reference printed on the Ansell chart
5Not shown; confirm fit with Ansell or a sample glove
615.2 cm
717.8 cm
820.3 cm
922.9 cm
1025.4 cm
1127.9 cm

Fit note: The general chart displays sizes 6–12, while HyFlex 11-724 is listed in sizes 5–11. The chart does not establish availability of size 12 for this model or provide a size-5 measurement. Its printed centimeter references are not glove dimensions or measurements of the displayed image.


Performance standards and compliance
Standard or designation Published product information
ANSI/ISEA 105-2024 cut resistanceA2
ANSI/ISEA 105-2024 abrasion resistanceLevel 6
ANSI/ISEA 105-2024 puncture resistanceLevel 4
EN 388:2016+A1:20184342B
EN ISO 13997 cut classificationB
General protective glove requirementsEN ISO 21420:2020+A1:2024 for manufacture from August 31, 2026, per the current EU declaration
CE PPE categoryCategory II
OEKO-TEX®Reference 1408033, as listed by Ansell
REACHCompliant, as listed by Ansell

Manufacturing-date distinction: Ansell's declaration separates products manufactured from August 31, 2026 from earlier production. The preceding declaration identifies EN ISO 21420:2020 without the 2024 amendment. Match the applicable declaration to the supplied product instead of assuming all existing inventory carries the latest declaration.


EN 388 code breakdown: 4342B

The five positions describe separate mechanical performance categories. The circular-blade cut result is not an ANSI cut rating, and the final B is the ISO 13997 cut classification.

Position Rating Performance area
First digit4Abrasion resistance
Second digit3Circular-blade cut resistance
Third digit4Tear resistance
Fourth digit2Mechanical puncture resistance
LetterBISO 13997 cut resistance

Test-scope reminder: Ansell's instructions explain that EN 388 mechanical results are based on palm testing. Do not assume identical protection at the back of the hand or cuff when those areas have different construction. This marking does not include an impact-protection P.


ANSI rating interpretation
ANSI rating Practical interpretation
Cut A2 A cut-resistance classification for qualifying light-duty handling; not protection against every sharp edge or cutting force.
Abrasion 6 The highest abrasion level on the ANSI scale identified in Ansell's instructions; not a guarantee of a specific number of shifts or hours.
Puncture 4 General mechanical puncture performance; it does not establish hypodermic-needle or fine-sharp protection.

Selection principle: Evaluate each hazard separately. High abrasion resistance does not increase cut resistance, and a mechanical puncture rating does not establish a chemical or liquid barrier.


Ansell Earth profile

Ansell publishes environmental attributes for HyFlex 11-724 covering manufacturing and packaging. These statements describe the manufacturer's environmental profile, not additional cut, chemical, or contamination-control performance.

  • Manufacturing facility identified by Ansell as Intertek-certified for diverting more than 99% of waste from landfill
  • Manufacturing facility identified as having an accredited environmental management system
  • Packaging identified as plastic-free
  • Packaging identified as recyclable
  • Shipper case identified as containing at least 80% recycled material
  • Primary packaging redesign with a published 70% reduction claim, subject to the wording distinction below
  • Paperband made from responsibly sourced raw material
  • Shipper case sizes optimized for shipping efficiency

Source wording requires confirmation: Ansell's main product page describes the primary packaging redesign as using 70% less plastic. Its linked sustainability factsheet instead describes 70% less material, on average, when replacing the previous paper insert and polybag with a paperband. These are different measurement bases and should not be presented as equivalent.

Confirm the applicable packaging revision and supporting manufacturer documentation before using a quantitative reduction claim in a purchasing specification or environmental report. Published pack counts also do not guarantee that received inventory uses the newest packaging format.

View the HyFlex 11-724 Product Sustainability Factsheet


Suitable for
  • Mounting and dismantling
  • Light assembly tasks
  • Handling incoming goods
  • Automotive production support
  • Machinery and equipment work
  • General manufacturing operations
  • Dry or light oil handling where grip, comfort, and abrasion resistance are priorities
  • Touchscreen-supported inspection, scanning, and workstation tasks

These are application categories, not blanket approval for every task within those industries. Confirm cut severity, contact force, contamination, and component-handling requirements.


Not recommended for
  • Chemical immersion or tasks requiring validated chemical breakthrough protection
  • Liquidproof barrier protection
  • High heat, open flame, molten-metal splash, or other thermal-protection tasks
  • Moving blades, powered cutting tools, or machinery presenting glove-entanglement hazards
  • Needles, hypodermic sharps, or fine-point puncture hazards without separately qualified protection
  • Electrical insulation or applications requiring validated antistatic PPE
  • Mechanical work requiring cut or impact protection beyond the documented ratings
  • Heavy oil saturation requiring a specifically qualified oil-repellent construction
  • Silicone-sensitive painting, coating, bonding, or contamination-control processes without site approval
  • Sterile workflows or cleanrooms requiring documented sterile or cleanroom-processed gloves

Process-control distinction: Touchscreen capability does not mean antistatic performance. OEKO-TEX® and REACH information do not establish silicone-free construction, sterility, or an ISO-cleanroom rating. The reviewed documentation does not provide those cleanroom qualifications for this model.


Inspection before use
  • Inspect the polyurethane coating for cuts, punctures, cracking, peeling, worn-through areas, or loss of grip.
  • Check fingertips, the thumb crotch, palm, and other contact areas for abrasion damage or coating separation.
  • Confirm that the knitted liner has no tears, holes, broken yarns, or excessive thinning. Do not mistake the intentionally uncoated back for damage.
  • Check touchscreen operation on the actual device when it is required for the task.
  • Confirm that the knitwrist cuff is secure and is not torn, contaminated, or excessively stretched.
  • Replace gloves when damage, contamination, poor fit, or reduced handling control makes their continued use unsuitable.

Inspection limitation: Visual inspection can identify damage but cannot measure remaining cut resistance or certify that a worn glove still achieves its original laboratory rating.


Washing, storage, and replacement controls

Ansell lists a washing temperature of 40°C / 104°F. Follow the care pictograms and permitted laundering cycles on the supplied packaging. A temperature entry alone is not a complete washing procedure or an unlimited-reuse claim.

  • Store in the original packaging in a dry location at room temperature.
  • Protect from direct sunlight and ozone sources, following Ansell's instructions.
  • Use the supplied care instructions to determine whether and how the gloves may be laundered.
  • Reinspect used or laundered gloves before returning them to service.
  • Follow site disposal procedures for gloves contaminated with hazardous materials or showing degradation.

No model-specific shelf-life period or guaranteed number of reuse cycles is assigned here. Use the applicable package markings and manufacturer instructions.


Technical FAQs

What is the cut level of HyFlex 11-724?

Ansell lists ANSI/ISEA 105-2024 Cut A2 and ISO 13997 cut level B within the EN 388 4342B marking.

What are the abrasion and puncture ratings?

ANSI abrasion level 6 and puncture level 4. The EN 388 marking separately reports abrasion level 4 and puncture level 2.

Does the puncture rating mean needle protection?

No. The published mechanical puncture ratings do not establish hypodermic-needle protection.

What is the coating material?

A thin polyurethane palm coating, with a white 13-gauge knitted liner and black coating.

Is this glove touchscreen compatible?

Yes. Ansell lists Touchscreen Technology. Verify operation with the actual device used at the workstation.

What sizes are available?

Numeric sizes 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, and 11. Length ranges from 215 to 264 mm, depending on size.

How many pairs are in a case?

144 pairs, with manufacturer packaging listed as 12 pairs per bag and 12 bags per carton.

Is this glove antistatic or silicone-free?

No. Ansell lists both attributes as No. Do not infer antistatic performance from touchscreen compatibility.

Can it be used for chemical handling or heavy oil saturation?

It is not a chemical-barrier glove. Ansell's detailed application guidance supports dry and light oil handling; that does not establish protection during chemical immersion or heavy oil saturation.

Is it a sterile or ISO-classified cleanroom glove?

The reviewed manufacturer documents do not establish a sterile or ISO-cleanroom designation. Use separately qualified gloves where those requirements apply.


Critical use limitations

HyFlex 11-724 is a mechanical handling glove, not universal protection against cutting, puncture, chemical, thermal, electrical, or contamination hazards. Final selection must account for edge sharpness, applied force, abrasion exposure, puncture geometry, required grip, fit, coating condition, and process restrictions.

Control point: Do not use a favorable rating in one category to justify a task requiring another type of protection. An A2 cut rating does not establish safe contact with moving blades, and abrasion level 6 does not establish chemical resistance, impact protection, antistatic behavior, or cleanroom suitability.


Manufacturer documentation and technical references

Documentation rule: Use the current manufacturer documents and the markings supplied with the actual gloves for qualification. Product summaries do not replace the employer's hazard assessment or the manufacturer's care and use instructions.


If you have any questions please email us at Sales@SOSsupply.com or give us a call at (214) 340-8574. For product selection and documentation assistance, contact the SOSCleanroom team. Technical guidance: Published ratings describe standardized testing, not guaranteed protection under every workplace condition. Follow current Ansell instructions and the employer's approved PPE procedures. Last updated: October 16, 2026 © 2026 SOSCleanroom. All rights reserved.