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Tan color NSA 100cal gloves G51KDQE18 on white background

National Safety Apparel G51KDQE18 100cal Arcguard Nomex/Kevlar Gloves

$311.00 - $311.00
$311.00
$311.00 - $311.00
$311.00
by Life Protectors LLC

National Safety Apparel G51KDQE18   $189.97 No Sales or Local Tax Anywhere.  In Stock. 100cal Arcguard NOMEX/KEVLAR Gloves. Arc Rating: 100 cal/cm²  18 inch. CAT 4.  Fabric/Material: Multilayer Made by DuPont Nomex and Kevlar.

  •  Wide bell cuff
  •  Inherently flame resistant for FR protection that will not wash out
  •  FR fabric will not melt, drip, or ignite
  •  Lined with needle punched Dupont Nomex felt
  •  Made in the USA
  •  Arc Rating: 100 cal/cm²
  •  CAT 4
  •  NFPA 70E
  •  CSA Z462
  •  ASTM F1506
  •  OSHA 1910.269

  •  Authorized worldwide NSA distributor.


  • MADE WITH DUPONT NOMEX

    DuPont Nomex Brand Fiber Provides lightweight, durable, heat and flame-resistant solutions. Made of 34% aramid, 33% lyocell, 31% modacrylic, and 2% anti-static materials, Nomex is engineered to absorb moisture and dry quickly. Nomex fiber - protection that can’t be washed out or worn away - help keep the wearer safe from the everyday hazards they face on the job. PPE garments made with Nomex provide superior heat, flame and arc flash protection, while providing lightweight, comfortable solutions that meets or exceeds industry standards.

  • MADE WITH DUPONT KEVLAR

    Knowing safety is something you can’t take for granted, DuPont scientists engineered the superior cut protection of Kevlar. Unlike nylon, polyester and polyethylene, gloves, mittens and sleeves made of Kevlar fiber are inherently flame-resistant so they won’t burn, support combustion, or melt—making them a smart choice for those who encounter high levels of heat on the job. The Kevlar fibers produced there are light weight yarns which will allow manufacturers to make gloves that are even lighter to not only help increase worker safety through more frequent use, but also help improve dexterity and comfort for the wearer.