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Wells Lamont Industrial: KRG cut resistant tube sleeve

Protect workers’ arms with Kevlar tube sleeve

Wells Lamont Industrial: KRG cut resistant tube sleeve
By 24/7 Staff 
February 9, 2015

The KRG cut resistant tube sleeve by Wells Lamont provides ANSI Level 4 cut resistance and flame resistance.

The reusable sleeve, which is manufactured in the United States, is made from Kevlar and other high performance materials to provide superior comfort and protection. Ideal for automotive and metal fabrication and steel processing, the sleeves prevent arm injury from sparks or cuts, due to two-ply construction that withstands multiple launderings.

The sleeves come in multiple sizes, with or without a thumbhole, and are sold by the dozen pair.

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