ANSI/ISEA 105-2024 A9 cut protection in a 21-gauge knit. Our thinnest A9 glove yet, built for work that demands precision.
Traditional A9 gloves are thick and stiff, so workers pull them off for detail work and that's the moment when hands get cut. Non-compliance is the real hazard.
Gauge refers to how tightly a glove is knit. The higher the number, the finer the yarn and the more stitches packed into every inch. A 21-gauge glove is knit thin and close, which is what gives it that second-skin fit, high dexterity, and the touch sensitivity workers need for detailed tasks. In contrast, a 13-gauge glove has a coarser, bulkier knit that trades away feel and finger mobility.
Cut protection usually comes from thicker, heavier yarns, so the higher the cut rating, the bulkier and lower-gauge the glove tends to be. Getting to A9, the top of the ANSI/ISEA scale, in a fine 21-gauge knit is rare. Majestic’s 35-7975 glove delivers the highest cut resistance available without the bulk, so workers stay protected without feeling like the glove is fighting their hand.
Specs and photos only tell part of the story. To really understand what A9 cut protection in a 21-gauge knit feels like, you have to get it on your hand. The 35-7975 will be available soon. Connect with our team today to request more information, discuss your application, or be among the first to experience this next-generation cut-resistant glove when it becomes available.
