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Ansell HyFlex 11-818 Cut Resistant Industrial Gloves

$567.00
SKU: 11-818 7 - 10 Business Days
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HyFlex
Cut Rating:
A1
Abrasion Rating:
3
Gauge:
18
Material:
Nylon
Material:
Spandex
Color:
Blue
Coating Color:
Blue
Glove Coating:
Foam Nitrile

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Ansell HyFlex® 11-818 Ultralight Foam Nitrile Industrial Gloves - 18-Gauge Tactile Handling

The Ansell HyFlex® 11-818 is an ultralight industrial glove designed for comfortable, precise handling. Its 18-gauge nylon and spandex liner and thin foam nitrile palm coating provide a close-fitting feel for adjusting components, final assembly, mounting, dismantling, and everyday material handling.

FORTIX™ Abrasion Resistance Technology supports coating durability, while ZONZ™ Comfort Fit Technology uses optimized knitwork to reduce tension in stress-prone areas. The palm-coated construction supports breathability and grip, particularly in dry conditions. Touchscreen compatibility allows interaction with compatible consumer and industrial devices without removing the gloves.

Use-positioning note: HyFlex 11-818 combines light-duty mechanical protection with tactile control and breathable comfort. Its ANSI A1 / EN ISO A cut classification should not be confused with higher-cut protection required for severe sharp-edge handling.

Specifications:
  • Manufacturer: Ansell
  • Product family: HyFlex®
  • Model: 11-818
  • Product type: Ultralight, multi-purpose industrial handling glove
  • Featured technologies: FORTIX™ Abrasion Resistance Technology and ZONZ™ Comfort Fit Technology
  • ANSI/ISEA 105-2024 cut resistance: A1
  • ANSI/ISEA 105-2024 abrasion resistance: Level 3
  • ANSI/ISEA 105-2024 puncture resistance: Level 2
  • EN 388:2016+A1:2018: 3121A
  • EN ISO 13997 cut classification: A
  • General protective glove requirements: EN ISO 21420:2020
  • CE PPE category: Category II
  • Construction: Knitted
  • Liner materials: Nylon and spandex
  • Gauge: 18
  • Liner color: Dark blue
  • Coating material: Foam nitrile
  • Coating coverage: Palm coated
  • Coating color: Blue
  • Cuff style: Knitwrist
  • Length: 200–248 mm; manufacturer-listed imperial range 7.9–9.76 inches
  • Available numeric sizes: 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11
  • Touchscreen compatible: Yes
  • Antistatic: Yes, as listed by Ansell; application-specific qualification remains necessary
  • Latex-free designation: Yes
  • Silicone-free designation: Yes
  • DMF-free designation: Listed by Ansell
  • Dermatological assessment: Dermatest™ certification listed by Ansell
  • OEKO-TEX® reference: 1408033, as listed by Ansell
  • REACH: Compliant, as listed by Ansell
  • Food-contact documentation: Available; intended food and contact conditions must be reviewed
  • Washing guidance: Three washing cycles at 40°C / 104°F, subject to the supplied care instructions
  • Manufacturer packaging: 12 pairs per bag; 12 bags per carton
  • SOSCleanroom order configuration: Case of 144 pairs; select the required size
  • Primary industries: Automotive, machinery and equipment, infrastructure maintenance, and chemical-sector operations

Protection distinction: The published cut and puncture classifications describe standardized mechanical testing. They do not establish protection against powered blades, hypodermic needles, chemical exposure, or hot surfaces.

Where HyFlex 11-818 Fits in Precision Industrial Handling

Small-part adjustment, assembly, and inspection require workers to maintain control without excessive glove bulk. HyFlex 11-818 addresses these tasks with a fine-gauge liner, a thin coated gripping surface, and knitwork designed around hand movement.

Its handling profile is especially relevant to dry components, packaging, and production tasks involving touchscreen devices. The glove should be selected for its documented performance, not simply because the work takes place in an industrial or chemical facility.

Typical program fit: Light assembly, component adjustment, logistics, and maintenance tasks where dry grip and tactile sensitivity are important and A1 cut protection is sufficient. Choose separately qualified protection when the task introduces more severe cutting, chemical, or thermal hazards.

About the Manufacturer:

Ansell HyFlex® includes industrial gloves with different materials, coatings, and protection profiles. The 11-818 focuses on ultralight handling, dry grip, breathable comfort, and abrasion performance. Its FORTIX™ and ZONZ™ technologies serve those priorities; protection claims from other HyFlex models should not be transferred to this glove.

HyFlex 11-818 Features:
  • Ultralight 18-gauge nylon and spandex liner
  • Thin, palm-dipped foam nitrile coating
  • FORTIX™ technology supporting abrasion resistance
  • ZONZ™ knitwork designed to reduce tension in stress-prone areas
  • Touchscreen compatibility for consumer and industrial devices
  • Manufacturer-listed latex-free and silicone-free construction
  • Dermatest™ assessment and proprietary impurity-removal washing process
  • Sizes 6–11 and standard 144-pair carton packaging
HyFlex 11-818 Benefits:
  • Tactile control: Fine-gauge construction and a thin coating support detailed component handling.
  • Flexible comfort: ZONZ™ knitwork and stretch components support comfortable hand movement.
  • Dry handling grip: The foam nitrile palm provides a gripping surface for appropriate assembly and logistics tasks.
  • Breathability: Thin coating and palm-only coverage support airflow through the glove construction.
  • Device access: Touchscreen compatibility supports digital work instructions and production interfaces.
  • Surface-sensitive selection: Silicone-free construction addresses one material-selection consideration without implying that the glove is contamination-free.
Common Applications:
  • Adjusting parts and systems
  • Mounting, dismantling, and final assembly
  • Loading and unloading trucks and vehicles
  • Handling incoming goods and outgoing cans, vessels, bulk packs, and cartons
  • Product shipping, transportation, and delivery
  • Locksmith tasks where the documented protection is sufficient
  • Dry food handling and packaging under the applicable food-contact requirements
  • Interaction with compatible consumer and industrial touchscreens

Manufacturer application-list caution: Ansell also lists furnace opening, pump/valve/line draining, and BTX/cracker process work. Those broad task references do not establish heat, flame, chemical, or explosive-atmosphere protection. Do not use this glove where those exposures are present without the separately required protective equipment.

Best-Practice Use:
  • Confirm fit: Check fingertip position, palm fit, comfortable flexion, and cuff security.
  • Inspect before use: Look for coating wear, holes, damaged yarns, contamination, and reduced grip.
  • Evaluate the workstation: Confirm handling control on the actual parts and touchscreen devices.
  • Control contamination: Keep clean gloves separate from dirty tools, packaging, and process residues.
  • Follow care markings: Apply the manufacturer washing procedure and three-cycle guidance rather than assuming unlimited reuse.
  • Replace unsuitable gloves: Remove damaged or contaminated gloves from service even when they remain comfortable.
Selection Notes
  • Dry grip vs. oil repellency: Do not assume that a thin foam nitrile coating provides an oil-repellent or chemical-resistant barrier.
  • Antistatic vs. ESD qualification: The manufacturer lists an antistatic characteristic, but site-specific electrical requirements still need verification.
  • Skin assessment vs. cleanroom suitability: Dermatest™, OEKO-TEX®, and washing-process claims do not establish sterility or cleanroom particle performance.
  • Food handling: Confirm the food type, contact time, temperature, and restrictions in the current manufacturer declaration.
  • Cut protection: Select a higher-rated glove when A1 performance does not meet the hazard assessment.
Important Use Limitations

HyFlex 11-818 is a light-duty industrial handling glove. Do not use it as chemical-immersion protection, a liquidproof barrier, electrical insulation, thermal or flame protection, needle protection, or protection against powered cutting tools. Avoid use where moving machinery presents an entanglement risk. The reviewed product documents do not establish a sterile or cleanroom-processed designation.

Link to Ansell Technical Datasheet: View HyFlex 11-818 Product Data Sheet

Manufacturer product information: Ansell HyFlex 11-818

Other Similar Products Available From SOSCleanroom.com

Substitution note: Related products are not automatic equivalents. Compare manufacturer ratings, coating coverage, fit, grip, and process requirements before changing an approved glove.

Notes: Open The Technical Vault for the mechanical-rating breakdown, FORTIX™ and ZONZ™ design discussion, food-contact qualification, laundering guidance, 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
18-Gauge Tactility Foam Nitrile Palm FORTIX™ ZONZ™ Comfort Fit ANSI Cut A1 Touchscreen Compatible

HyFlex 11-818: ultralight handling without confusing comfort, cleanliness, and protection ratings

The Ansell HyFlex® 11-818 combines an 18-gauge nylon and spandex liner with a thin foam nitrile palm coating. Its design emphasizes tactile control, breathable comfort, dry grip, and light mechanical protection.

This guide separates manufacturer-listed attributes from practical selection guidance. A glove can be comfortable, silicone-free, and dermatologically assessed without being a high-cut glove, chemical barrier, or cleanroom-qualified product.

Operations takeaway: Evaluate the 11-818 for light-duty handling where dry grip and dexterity matter. Confirm the required protection separately for sharp edges, process fluids, heat, electrical hazards, food contact, and controlled environments.


Product identification, construction, and packaging
  • Manufacturer / model: Ansell HyFlex® 11-818
  • Construction: Knitted, 18-gauge
  • Liner: Nylon and spandex; dark blue
  • Coating: Blue foam nitrile; palm coated
  • Cuff: Knitwrist
  • Length: 200–248 mm; manufacturer-listed 7.9–9.76 inches
  • Sizes: 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11
  • Touchscreen compatible: Yes
  • Antistatic: Yes, as listed by Ansell
  • Latex-free / silicone-free: Both listed as Yes
  • Washing entry: Three cycles at 40°C / 104°F
  • Packaging: 12 pairs per bag; 12 bags per carton; 144 pairs total

Receiving check: Verify model, numeric size, case quantity, package condition, and glove markings. The SOSCleanroom listing offers a 144-pair case with a required size selection, not a mixed-size assortment.


Mechanical performance: ANSI ratings and EN 388 3121A
Classification Rating Meaning
ANSI/ISEA 105-2024 cut A1 Low-end cut classification for qualifying light-duty tasks
ANSI/ISEA 105-2024 abrasion 3 Standardized abrasion classification, not a service-life guarantee
ANSI/ISEA 105-2024 puncture 2 General mechanical puncture classification, not a needle rating
EN 388 first digit 3 Abrasion resistance
EN 388 second digit 1 Circular-blade cut resistance
EN 388 third digit 2 Tear resistance
EN 388 fourth digit 1 Mechanical puncture resistance
EN 388 final letter A ISO 13997 cut classification

Test scope: ANSI and EN classifications are separate systems. EN mechanical results apply to the tested palm construction and do not establish identical protection at the cuff or uncoated back. No impact-protection P is included in the 3121A marking.

Cut-selection checkpoint: An A1 classification is not justification for handling every sharp component. Determine whether the actual edge, force, and movement require a higher cut rating before approving the glove.


How the liner, coating, FORTIX™, and ZONZ™ work together
Design element Function in the 11-818
18-gauge liner Fine knitted construction supporting a thin, flexible handling profile
Foam nitrile palm Thin gripping surface, with manufacturer emphasis on dry conditions
FORTIX™ Abrasion-resistance technology associated with coating durability
ZONZ™ Comfort Fit Optimized knitwork intended to reduce tension in stress-prone areas
Touchscreen compatibility Interaction with compatible consumer and industrial screens while gloved

Application guidance: Evaluate component grip, fit, and screen operation at the actual workstation. Do not assign a universal wear-life percentage, oil-repellency claim, or coating-thickness value that is not stated in the model-specific documents.


Compliance, skin assessment, and cleanliness claims

The reviewed EU declaration identifies Category II, EN 388:2016+A1:2018, and EN ISO 21420:2020 for products manufactured from February 17, 2022. It also contains earlier declarations; use the documentation applicable to the supplied gloves.

  • Dermatest™: Dermatological assessment listed by Ansell
  • OEKO-TEX®: Manufacturer-listed reference 1408033
  • DMF-free: Manufacturer-listed designation
  • Latex-free and silicone-free: Both identified in the product details
  • REACH: Compliant, as listed by Ansell
  • Manufacturing wash: Ansell describes a proprietary process for removing impurities

Important distinction: These attributes do not establish allergy-free performance, sterility, or a cleanroom particle-release specification. Silicone-free does not mean free of every possible residue. Qualify the glove separately for sensitive surfaces and controlled-environment work.


Antistatic properties and touchscreen compatibility are separate

Ansell lists Antistatic: Yes. However, the reviewed model-specific data sheet and EU declaration do not establish EN 16350 certification or a numerical electrical resistance value for the 11-818.

For electronics ESD programs or potentially explosive atmospheres, request the specific manufacturer evidence required by the site. Neither touchscreen compatibility nor the antistatic entry establishes electrical insulation or automatic approval for those environments.


Dry food handling and food-contact qualification

Ansell lists dry food handling and packaging among the applications and provides a model-specific food declaration. That declaration references European food-contact requirements and 21 CFR 177.2600 for rubber articles intended for repeated use. It also contains food-simulant migration data and test conditions.

Food-use limitation: A food-contact symbol is not unrestricted approval for every food, temperature, or contact duration. Do not extend the dry-food application to aqueous, acidic, alcoholic, or fatty food contact without confirmation for the intended conditions. Keep food-handling gloves separate from industrial use.

Review the HyFlex 11-818 Food Declaration of Product Compliance


Interpreting the manufacturer's application list

The supplied description and Ansell's product literature include component adjustment, mounting, dismantling, final assembly, logistics, locksmith work, dry food handling, and touchscreen use. They also include furnace opening and pump, valve, line-draining, and BTX/cracker process references.

Those process labels should not be read as protection ratings. The reviewed 11-818 declaration establishes mechanical protection, not thermal or chemical protection.

Site-selection guidance: Identify the actual exposure before choosing PPE. Hot equipment, residual pressure, hazardous process fluids, live electrical systems, and moving machinery require controls beyond the 11-818's documented handling profile. Do not use this glove to justify working through those hazards.


Sizing and fit verification

Sizes 6 through 11 are listed for this model. Check the fingertip position, comfortable finger flexion, palm fit, and cuff security in a sample glove before standardizing a size.

Open the printable Ansell glove sizing chart

Use the chart at its intended print scale and follow its hand-placement instructions. The general chart includes size 12, but that does not establish size-12 availability for the 11-818.


Inspection, three-cycle washing guidance, and storage

Ansell lists three washing cycles at 40°C. Its general instructions explain that the laundering assessment concerns unused gloves under the prescribed test conditions. That is not a guarantee that worn or contaminated gloves retain their original protection after washing.

  • Inspect the coated palm, fingertips, liner, and cuff before use.
  • Follow package care markings and the permitted laundering cycles.
  • Reassess used gloves after cleaning; do not treat washing as a reset of service life.
  • Keep the interior clean and replace gloves with damaged or unsuitable contact surfaces.
  • Store in original packaging, dry and at room temperature, away from sunlight and ozone sources.

Inspection limitation: A visual check can reveal damage but cannot quantify remaining cut resistance. Follow site replacement and contaminated-waste procedures.


Ansell Earth profile

Ansell publishes the following environmental attributes for the 11-818:

  • Manufacturing facility reported as operating on 83% renewable energy from biomass
  • Facility identified as Intertek-certified for diverting more than 99% of waste from landfill
  • Environmental and energy management systems identified in the factsheet as certified to ISO 14001:2015 and ISO 50001:2018
  • Packaging identified as plastic-free

These are manufacturer-reported facility and packaging attributes, not a glove recycled-content percentage or a guarantee that every received carton uses the latest packaging revision. The factsheet cites earlier reporting periods; obtain current supporting certificates when required for procurement or environmental reporting.

View the HyFlex 11-818 Product Sustainability Factsheet


Technical FAQs

Is HyFlex 11-818 a high-cut-protection glove?

No. It has an A1 / EN ISO A cut classification and is positioned for ultralight, multi-purpose handling.

Does FORTIX™ mean the glove is oil-repellent?

FORTIX™ is identified as abrasion-resistance technology. It does not independently establish oil repellency or chemical-barrier performance for the 11-818.

Is the glove touchscreen compatible?

Yes. Ansell specifically lists consumer and industrial touchscreen compatibility. Confirm performance on the actual device used.

Does the manufacturer's washing process make it a cleanroom glove?

No cleanroom qualification is established by the reviewed washing-process claim. Particle release, extractables, packaging, and sterility require separate evidence.

How many pairs are included?

The SOSCleanroom configuration is 144 pairs of the selected size. Manufacturer pack counts are 12 pairs per bag and 12 bags per carton.


Manufacturer documentation and technical references

Source basis: Product attributes come from Ansell's model-specific documents and the SOSCleanroom listing. Qualification checkpoints are practical selection guidance, not additional product certifications. Current manufacturer instructions and site-approved procedures govern use.


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 manufacturer documentation assistance, contact the SOSCleanroom team. Technical guidance: Published ratings describe standardized tests. They do not replace the employer's task-specific PPE assessment or establish protection against hazards outside the glove's documented scope. Last updated: October 16, 2026 © 2026 SOSCleanroom. All rights reserved.