Technical Vault: Ansell RINGERS® R075 Waterproof PVC-Coated Long Gauntlet-Style Impact Gloves
The Ansell RINGERS® R075 is a waterproof PVC-coated long gauntlet-style impact glove engineered for workers who need chemical protection, waterproof barrier performance, ANSI impact level 2 protection, ANSI A3 cut resistance, EN ISO C cut classification, abrasion resistance, grip, and extended forearm coverage. It combines a PVC coating, sandy PVC grip, patented TPR impact protection, F3 Technology™, an aramid/glass fiber protective liner, and a long gauntlet cuff.
This Technical Vault summarizes the verified construction, standards, chemical resistance profile, impact and cut performance, sizing, application guidance, inspection points, storage notes, and use limitations for the RINGERS® R075.
Vault summary: Waterproof PVC-coated long gauntlet glove with patented TPR full-finger and back-of-hand impact protection, F3 Technology™, aramid/glass fiber liner, sandy PVC grip, ANSI A3 cut resistance, ANSI abrasion level 4, ANSI impact level 2, EN 388 4X41CP, EN ISO 374-1 Type A KLMOPT, and 24 pairs/carton packaging.
Core Product Data
| Manufacturer |
Ansell |
| Brand / Product Family |
RINGERS® |
| Model |
R075 |
| Product Type |
Waterproof PVC-coated long gauntlet-style impact glove for advanced chemical protection |
| Primary Protection Profile |
Chemical protection, waterproof protection, impact resistance, cut resistance, abrasion resistance, grip, and long-gauntlet forearm coverage |
| Featured Technology |
F3 Technology™ |
| Primary Industries |
Automotive, chemical, energy, infrastructure maintenance, maintenance |
Construction & Materials
| Construction |
Lined |
| Coating Material |
PVC |
| Coating Color |
Red |
| Grip Design |
Sandy PVC |
| Liner Material |
Aramid and glass fiber |
| Impact Material |
TPR thermoplastic rubber impact protection |
| Impact Coverage |
Top of hand and full length of fingers |
| Cuff Style |
Long gauntlet |
| Palm Thickness |
2.00 mm / 78.7 mil |
| Latex Free |
Yes |
| Silicone Free |
No |
| Antistatic |
No |
Dimensions, Sizing & Packaging
| Available Numeric Sizes |
8, 10, 12 |
| Size 8 Length |
370 mm / 14.5 in |
| Size 10 Length |
456 mm / 18 in |
| Size 12 Length |
465 mm / 18 in |
| Packaging |
12 pairs/bag, 2 bags/carton |
| Case Quantity |
24 pairs/carton |
Fit note: The RINGERS R075 is listed in numeric sizes 8, 10, and 12 with different gauntlet lengths by size. Choose a size that provides secure hand fit while maintaining enough cuff coverage for the forearm exposure profile. Oversized chemical gloves can reduce grip control, while undersized gloves can restrict movement and accelerate wear.
Performance Standards & Compliance
| ANSI/ISEA 105-2024 Cut Resistance |
A3 |
| ANSI/ISEA 105-2024 Abrasion Resistance |
Level 4 |
| ANSI/ISEA 105-2024 Puncture Resistance |
Level 3 |
| ANSI/ISEA 138 Impact Rating |
Level 2 |
| EN 388:2016 + A1:2018 |
4X41CP |
| EN ISO Cut Classification |
C |
| EN ISO 374-1:2016 |
Type A KLMOPT |
| EN ISO 374-5:2016 |
Listed by Ansell |
| EN ISO 21420:2020 |
Compliant |
Standards note: The R075 combines chemical, impact, cut, and abrasion ratings. These standards describe tested performance under defined laboratory conditions; field suitability still depends on chemical concentration, exposure duration, glove condition, mechanical wear, and site-specific hazards.
EN ISO 374 Chemical Code Profile
| Code |
Chemical |
Reference Concentration |
| A |
Methanol |
Ansell-listed EN 374-1 chemical |
| J |
n-Heptane |
Ansell-listed EN 374-1 chemical |
| K |
Sodium hydroxide |
40% |
| L |
Sulfuric acid |
96% |
| M |
Nitric acid |
65% |
| O |
Ammonium hydroxide |
25% |
| P |
Hydrogen peroxide |
30% |
| T |
Formaldehyde |
37% |
Chemical selection note: EN 374 codes do not replace a site-specific SDS review. Confirm chemical identity, concentration, temperature, exposure mode, breakthrough time, degradation, permeation, and replacement frequency before use.
EN 388 Code Breakdown
| EN 388 Position |
Rating |
Performance Area |
| 1st digit |
4 |
Abrasion resistance |
| 2nd digit |
X |
Circular blade cut resistance not reported / not applicable in the code |
| 3rd digit |
4 |
Tear resistance |
| 4th digit |
1 |
Puncture resistance |
| Cut letter |
C |
ISO cut resistance classification |
| Impact marking |
P |
Impact protection tested under EN 388 impact requirements |
ANSI Rating Interpretation
| ANSI Rating |
Practical Meaning |
| Cut Level A3 |
Moderate cut protection for jagged metal, maintenance parts, industrial equipment, and rugged handling tasks. |
| Abrasion Level 4 |
Strong abrasion performance for repeated contact with tools, metal, equipment, containers, valves, lines, and rough surfaces. |
| Puncture Level 3 |
Moderate general mechanical puncture resistance. Not intended for needle, hypodermic, or ultra-fine puncture hazards. |
| Impact Level 2 |
Impact protection for top-of-hand and finger hazards in industrial work. Does not eliminate crush risk or replace engineered guarding. |
Material, Grip & Barrier Performance Profile
| Component |
Technical Role |
User Benefit |
| PVC coating |
Waterproof and chemical-resistant outer layer |
Protection against listed chemical and liquid hazards within validated use conditions |
| Sandy PVC grip |
Textured grip surface |
Improved handling of wet, oily, chemical-exposed, or rugged materials |
| TPR impact design |
Top-of-hand and finger impact coverage |
Impact protection for industrial maintenance, handling, and field work |
| Aramid/glass fiber liner |
Cut-resistant protective inner liner |
360° cut resistance with A3 / EN ISO C protection profile |
| Long gauntlet cuff |
Extended cuff coverage |
Added wrist and forearm coverage for splash, cleanup, and maintenance work |
Recommended Use Environments
| Application Area |
Why R075 Fits |
| Mixing or loading chemicals |
PVC chemical-resistant coating and long gauntlet cuff support splash-prone chemical handling tasks. |
| Spill or leakage cleanup |
Waterproof PVC construction and gauntlet coverage help protect during cleanup work within the glove’s chemical limits. |
| Hydraulic repair and fluid handling |
Sandy PVC grip and waterproof coating support handling of tools, lines, parts, and fluids. |
| Handling jagged metal |
A3 / EN ISO C cut resistance and abrasion level 4 support rugged mechanical hazards. |
| Opening furnaces, draining pumps, valves, lines, and crackers |
Long gauntlet design, impact protection, grip, and chemical resistance support maintenance and process tasks where multiple hazards overlap. |
Suitable For
- Drilling assembly and completion
- Handling jagged metal
- Mixing or loading chemicals
- Body painting including surface inspection
- Applying sealers and touch-up work
- Oil, fluids, and filter change
- Spill or leakage cleanup
- Plating, coating, sealing, and painting
- Hydraulic repair
- Use of binding agents
- Smelting and cleaning of equipment
- Refueling oil, fluid, and diesel
- Filling, blending, and charging raw materials
- Opening furnaces, draining pumps, valves, lines, and crackers
- BTX process work
- Unexpected leakages, spills, or other releases
Not Recommended For
- Chemicals not validated against the glove’s chemical resistance data
- Immersion or extended chemical contact without breakthrough-time confirmation
- Electrical protection, arc flash protection, or energized electrical work
- Moving blade hazards or powered cutting tools
- Needle, hypodermic, or ultra-fine puncture hazards
- Cryogenic exposure or uncontrolled high-temperature contact
- Sterile cleanroom processing unless separately validated for the controlled environment
- Surface-sensitive work where silicone-free gloves are required
- Applications where antistatic PPE is required
Selection Guidance
Select the RINGERS R075 when the job requires a glove that prioritizes chemical-resistant PVC coverage, waterproof protection, long gauntlet cuff length, top-of-hand impact protection, A3 cut resistance, EN ISO C cut classification, abrasion resistance, and sandy grip. It is best matched to chemical handling, spill cleanup, maintenance, hydraulic repair, painting/coating, fluid handling, and energy or process tasks where chemical and mechanical hazards overlap.
| Choose R075 When You Need |
Consider Another Glove When You Need |
| PVC waterproof and chemical-resistant protection |
Chemical resistance against untested chemicals or longer breakthrough requirements |
| Long gauntlet wrist and forearm coverage |
Short-cuff dexterity or fine-tactility assembly gloves |
| Impact protection plus cut resistance |
Needle puncture, electrical, arc flash, sterile, or ESD-controlled protection |
| Sandy PVC grip in wet or chemical-exposure work |
Silicone-free finish-sensitive production or high-dexterity inspection tasks |
Inspection Before Use
- Inspect the PVC coating for cuts, pinholes, cracks, swelling, stiffness, peeling, or chemical degradation.
- Check the sandy PVC palm grip for worn-through areas, smoothing, contamination, or loss of handling control.
- Inspect fingertips, thumb crotch, palm, and gauntlet cuff for punctures, tears, or coating separation.
- Check TPR impact elements for missing, torn, loose, or separated sections.
- Inspect the long gauntlet cuff for damage that could allow liquid entry.
- Do not use gloves contaminated with unknown chemicals or incompatible substances.
- Replace gloves after chemical contact according to site changeout rules, breakthrough-time data, degradation signs, or visible mechanical damage.
Storage & Handling Notes
- Store gloves in a clean, dry location away from direct sunlight, ozone, excessive heat, sharp objects, and incompatible chemicals.
- Keep gloves away from solvents or chemicals unless they are part of the validated use conditions.
- Avoid folding, crushing, or sharply creasing the long gauntlet cuff and PVC coating during storage.
- Keep the sandy grip surface clean enough to maintain handling control.
- Use clean, dry hands when donning gloves to maintain liner integrity and reduce contamination transfer.
- Follow site PPE procedures for chemical compatibility, reuse, decontamination, changeout, and disposal.
Cleanroom & Controlled Environment Note
The RINGERS R075 is an industrial chemical and impact protection glove, not a sterile cleanroom glove. For controlled environments, evaluate the glove against particulate, extractable, linting, PVC coating, TPR impact material, chemical residue, packaging, silicone status, and gowning requirements before approval. Use cleanroom-qualified gloves when the process requires validated low-particle, sterile, or cleanroom-specific hand protection.
Technical FAQs
What is the primary advantage of the RINGERS R075?
The primary advantage is combined waterproof PVC chemical protection, long gauntlet cuff coverage, impact protection, and 360° cut resistance in one industrial glove.
What is the cut rating?
Ansell lists the R075 as ANSI/ISEA 105-2024 Cut Level A3 with EN ISO cut level C and EN 388 4X41CP.
What chemical standard does it meet?
The glove is listed to EN ISO 374-1:2016 Type A KLMOPT, with Ansell also listing methanol and n-heptane among its EN 374-1 chemical references.
What does the long gauntlet cuff do?
The long gauntlet cuff extends protection beyond the hand and wrist, helping protect the lower forearm during splash-prone or maintenance tasks.
Is the glove silicone free?
No. Ansell lists the RINGERS R075 as not silicone free.
Is the glove antistatic?
No. Ansell lists the RINGERS R075 as not antistatic.
Critical Use Limitations
The RINGERS R075 is designed for chemical-resistant, waterproof, cut-resistant, and impact-resistant industrial hand protection. It is not a universal chemical glove. Do not use it for chemicals, concentrations, temperatures, or exposure durations that have not been validated against Ansell chemical resistance data and the site’s SDS requirements. It is not intended for electrical protection, arc flash protection, moving blade hazards, needle puncture protection, cryogenic hazards, sterile cleanroom use, or silicone-sensitive production where silicone-free PPE is required. Final glove selection should be based on documented hazard assessment, chemical compatibility, breakthrough time, degradation, permeation, cut risk, impact risk, grip needs, cuff coverage, and replacement frequency.
Technical insight: The RINGERS R075 is strongest where chemical splash, waterproof coverage, mechanical cut risk, and impact exposure occur together; for pure dexterity, cleanroom, ESD, silicone-free, electrical, or unvalidated chemical hazards, choose a glove engineered for that specific requirement.
Product page updated: Mar. 2026 (SOS Technical Staff)
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