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Ansell HyFlex 11-735 Cut Resistant Polyurethane Coated Gloves

Ansell HyFlex 11-735 Cut Resistant Polyurethane Coated Gloves

$10.90 - $1,491.12
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SKU:
11-735
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Quantity Option (Pair):
1 Pair
Quantity Option (Bag):
12 Pairs
Quantity Option (Case):
144 Pairs
Ansell HyFlex® 11-735
Cut-Resistant Polyurethane (PU) Palm-Coated Work Gloves
Medium Duty • EN ISO Cut C / ANSI A4
INTERCEPT™ cut tech PU grip (dry / light oil) 10-gauge liner

HyFlex® 11-735 is built for facility and fabrication tasks where sharp edges are routine and glove life matters. A PU palm coating supports controlled handling, while the cut-focused liner platform is tuned for work that mixes dexterity with sustained edge contact.

Best-fit applications
  • Metalworking and assembly operations
  • Mounting / dismantling and maintenance
  • Handling incoming goods and loading/unloading
  • Handling parts with sharp or rough edges
Quick specs
Coating: Polyurethane (palm coated)
Liner: Fiberglass + HPPE + nylon + spandex
Gauge: 10
Color: Black
Sizes: 5–12
Packaging: 12 pairs/bag • 12 bags/carton
The Technical Vault HyFlex® 11-735 — Understanding Cut C / ANSI A4 in real work

The HyFlex® 11-735 platform targets a common “middle lane” in facilities: sharp-edge exposure that is frequent enough to require meaningful cut protection, but still requires dexterity for assembly and inspection. That’s why the coating is polyurethane (control and feel) and the liner is tuned for cut performance.

Cut ratings: EN ISO Cut C and ANSI/ISEA A4 are not interchangeable labels

Many sites see both EN and ANSI markings across suppliers. ANSI/ISEA 105 uses A-levels (A1–A9) to communicate cut resistance, while EN 388 includes an ISO cut letter (A–F). Your PPE program should standardize around the hazard profile and verify ratings on the glove marking and product spec sheet.

Why PU palm coating matters for safety

Polyurethane palm coatings are often selected for controlled handling—good “feel” with stable friction. That can reduce grip over-force (white-knuckling) and help minimize dropped-part incidents during repetitive assembly or staging.

What “abrasion resistance” changes operationally

In high-contact work (totes, racks, metal edges), abrasion drives coating loss and fingertip thinning. A glove that sustains abrasion performance longer reduces the probability of late-shift failures when handling urgency increases.

Program note

OSHA requires hand protection selection to be based on hazards and task conditions. SOS can help multi-site programs rationalize glove choices and standardize sizes/packaging for consistency across shifts and locations.