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Ansell HyFlex 11-931 Cut Resistant and Oil Repellent Industrial Gloves

Ansell HyFlex 11-931 Cut Resistant and Oil Repellent Industrial Gloves

$2,050.20
SKU: 11-931 7 - 10 Business Days
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Family:
HyFlex
Cut Rating:
A2
Abrasion Rating:
4
Gauge:
18
Material:
Dyneema Diamond
Color:
Grey
Coating Color:
Black
Glove Coating:
Foam Nitrile
Type:
Oil-Resist

Ansell HyFlex 11-931 Oil-Repellent Cut-Resistant Industrial Gloves

Ansell HyFlex 11-931 is an 18-gauge, palm-coated industrial glove for handling oily or lubricated components. Its foam nitrile coating, reinforced thumb crotch and grip-focused design support component handling and assembly. The model has documented production-version differences: current literature reports ANSI cut A3 and EN ISO C, while earlier literature reports A2 and B.

Selection focus: Confirm the supplied production version before selecting by cut level. Ansell identifies EN 388 4X42C for production from April 9, 2026; the preceding declaration identifies 4X42B through April 8, 2026.

Specifications

  • Manufacturer / model: Ansell / HyFlex 11-931
  • Liner / gauge: 18-gauge knit with INTERCEPT cut-resistance technology
  • Coating / coverage: Foam nitrile palm coating; thumb-crotch reinforcement
  • Color: Anthracite liner; grey and black coating
  • Current documented cut rating: ANSI/ISEA 105-2024 A3; EN ISO C
  • EN 388 production distinction: 4X42C from April 9, 2026; previous documented version 4X42B
  • Length / sizes: 212-261 mm; manufacturer sizes 6-11
  • Packaging: 12 pairs/bag; 12 bags/carton; 144 pairs/carton
  • Features: RIPEL oil/liquid-repellent palm; ANSELL GRIP; ZONZ Comfort Fit; touchscreen compatible

Where 11-931 Fits

This model is intended for industrial component handling where oil on parts creates a grip challenge. It is not a fully coated, liquid-tight glove. Match any cut-rating requirement to the markings and documentation for the actual inventory, especially when older and newer production can be present in the same supply chain.

About the Manufacturer

Ansell publishes the 11-931 within its HyFlex industrial range and provides production-dated declarations of conformity. Those version records are important purchasing controls: an unchanged model number does not justify treating every production lot as having the same published performance.

Features and Practical Benefits

  • Oil-repellent palm: RIPEL addresses contact at the coated palm during handling of lubricated parts.
  • Grip-focused coating: ANSELL GRIP is intended to support control of components.
  • Reinforced thumb crotch: Added reinforcement targets a frequently stressed handling area.
  • Fine knit and touchscreen capability: Evaluate dexterity and device use in the actual workflow.

Common Applications

  • Assembly, adjustment and inspection of oily components.
  • Automotive component handling and maintenance.
  • Picking, fastening and delivering parts to production operations.

Best-Practice Use

  1. Specify the minimum required cut rating on the purchase order and confirm the production version supplied.
  2. Check glove markings, size and coating condition before use.
  3. Assess grip with the actual lubricant and part surface; do not equate oil repellence with immersion protection.
  4. Follow the manufacturer care instructions and reassess damaged, contaminated or washed gloves before reissue.

Selection Notes and Limitations

  • Earlier A2 / B stock is not automatically upgraded by a newer product datasheet.
  • Palm-only coating does not provide whole-hand liquid protection.
  • No cleanroom processing or sterile status is established for this industrial model.
  • Chemical, pesticide and electrical hazards require the applicable instructions and a task-specific assessment; marketing icons alone are not an authorization for every exposure.

Inventory-sensitive specification: Confirm the glove marking and production/lot evidence when a job requires A3 / C. Do not relabel older 4X42B stock as 4X42C.

Manufacturer Documentation

Technical Vault: Open the Technical Vault tab for production-date controls, current-versus-earlier cut ratings and the limits of palm-only oil repellence.

SOSCleanroom product support: Email Sales@SOSsupply.com or call (214) 340-8574 for help confirming the model, order unit and available manufacturer documentation.

Product information reviewed: November 10, 2026
© 2026 Specialty Optical Systems, Inc. (dba SOSCleanroom). All rights reserved.

The Technical Vault

By SOSCleanroom
18-gauge knitANSI cut A4EN ISO cut DEN 388 4X21D144 pairs/carton

HyFlex 11-541: Technical Selection and Qualification

11-541 is a cut-resistant industrial knit glove with a localized grip coating. Its procurement description should identify both the liner performance and the coverage of the nitrile layer. A material name alone does not describe the protection of the finished glove: yarn construction, knit structure, coating and the test method all influence the published results.

Qualification principle: Approve the exact style, size and marked protection level for the task. Document the handling trial and replacement criteria rather than relying on the word nitrile or Kevlar alone.

Specifications: SKU, Receiving and SOP Controls

Manufacturer / modelAnsell / HyFlex 11-541
Liner / gauge18-gauge knit with nylon, spandex and Kevlar; INTERCEPT cut-resistance technology
Coating / finishFoam nitrile; palm coated; knitwrist
ColorGrey liner and grey coating
Cut performanceANSI/ISEA 105-2024 A4; EN ISO 13997 D
EN 388 marking4X21D
Length196-250 mm, dependent on size
Manufacturer sizes6-11
Packaging12 pairs/bag; 12 bags/carton; 144 pairs/carton
Other manufacturer featuresTouchscreen compatible; silicone-free; not made with natural rubber latex
Care referenceManufacturer washing guidance: 40°C; follow the applicable instructions
Liner description controlUse the current manufacturer material listing; do not add unverified fiber percentages or metal content

Reading the Mechanical Protection Marking

The EN 388 marking 4X21D records separate laboratory results; it is not a single overall protection score.

  • abrasion: 4
  • Coup blade-cut test: X (no numerical result reported)
  • tear: 2
  • puncture: 1
  • ISO 13997 straight-blade cut test: D

Keep the ANSI/ISEA cut level and EN ISO letter in separate fields. Neither rating makes a glove cut-proof. A mechanical puncture result is not a hypodermic-needle claim, and the code does not establish chemical, electrical or cleanroom suitability.

Construction: Liner Versus Coated Surface

The knit liner and palm coating perform different jobs. The liner provides the published cut performance; the foam nitrile contact surface is intended to assist grip and durability. Palm coating does not enclose the whole hand in an impermeable film. Exposed knit, cuff interfaces and worn areas must be considered when fluids are present.

For internal material records, use the current manufacturer description rather than calling this a pure Kevlar glove. No fiber percentages or stainless-steel content are asserted here. This avoids turning a marketing family name into an unsupported composition specification.

A Practical Qualification Trial

  • Test the smallest fastener and the largest part normally handled, not just a comfortable stationary fit.
  • Check the palm and fingertips for grip on representative dry or contaminated components under controlled conditions.
  • Evaluate touchscreen operation with the actual device and required input precision.
  • Define removal-from-service triggers: exposed or damaged yarn, holes, damaged coating, contamination or loss of fit.

Receiving, Storage and Change-Out Checklist

  1. Match the carton, bag and glove style to 11-541; verify size and current protection markings.
  2. Count pairs rather than individual gloves: a full carton contains 144 pairs.
  3. Record lot information and retain the current datasheet and manufacturer instructions.
  4. Store unused gloves in their original packaging away from contamination and damaging exposure.
  5. After washing, inspect fit and structural condition before reissue; do not assume cleaning restores worn protection.

Technical FAQs

Is EN ISO D the same label as ANSI A4?

No. They belong to different rating systems. Publish both as reported for this product rather than using a universal conversion.

Does foam nitrile mean chemical-resistant immersion protection?

Not for this palm-coated design. Select chemical protection using product-specific chemical data and coverage requirements.

Can this replace a cleanroom glove?

Not solely on the basis of silicone-free materials or fine gauge. Use a glove with the contamination-control documentation required by your process.

Why are fiber percentages not listed?

The reviewed product information identifies the liner materials and technology, but does not establish a complete quantitative fiber recipe for this copy.

Manufacturer Documentation and Source Notes

Current cut and EN 388 values are taken from the manufacturer product information. No ANSI puncture level is reproduced because the reviewed webpage and datasheet do not present a consistent value.

SOSCleanroom product support: Email Sales@SOSsupply.com or call (214) 340-8574 for help confirming the model, order unit and available manufacturer documentation.

Product information reviewed: November 10, 2026
© 2026 Specialty Optical Systems, Inc. (dba SOSCleanroom). All rights reserved.