Ergodyne 7501 ProFlex Coated Waterproof Winter Work Gloves, A2

The Ergodyne ProFlex 7501 Coated Waterproof Winter Work Gloves provide ANSI/ISEA 105-2016 Level A2 cut resistance with full latex waterproof exterior coating and a brushed acrylic fleece liner — combining cut protection, wet-weather waterproofing, and cold-temperature insulation in a machine-washable work glove for outdoor and cold-environment operations with moderate cut hazards alongside cold, wet conditions. The 7501's full latex coating over the shell provides complete water exclusion — distinguishing it from palm-only coated gloves that leave the back of the hand and fingers exposed to water penetration in wet working conditions — while the fleece liner maintains hand warmth for sustained outdoor work in cold weather. ANSI/ISEA 105-2016 Level A2 cut resistance addresses the broad range of general industrial and construction cut hazards from rough materials, sheet metal edges, packaging materials, glass fibers, and sharp fasteners that workers encounter across maintenance, construction, and manufacturing operations where some cut protection is required but the high-force cut hazards requiring A5+ protection are not present. Machine washability supports hygiene maintenance for gloves that become soiled in industrial and construction use — workers can launder the 7551 as part of the standard PPE maintenance program without the cost and inconvenience of frequent replacement due to soiling. The 7501 positions as the A2-level option in the cut-resistant waterproof winter glove family — appropriate for the wide range of operations with moderate cut hazards in wet, cold conditions where the A5 level of the 7551 exceeds the required protection level.

Ergodyne 7501 ProFlex Waterproof Coated Winter Work Gloves — Key Features

• ANSI/ISEA 105-2016 Level A2 cut resistance — moderate cut protection for general industrial and construction operations
• Full latex waterproof exterior — complete water exclusion for wet weather and wet-environment work
• Brushed acrylic fleece lining — warmth and comfort for cold-temperature operations
• Machine washable — hygiene maintenance through program laundering
• Three-function protection — cut resistance + waterproof + thermal in single glove

Specifications

A2 Cut Resistance in a Waterproof Winter Glove: Right Application Matching

ANSI/ISEA 105-2016 Level A2 cut resistance represents the minimum cut resistance level specified in many general industry safety programs as a baseline for hands-on work with materials that have any cut hazard — including rough edges on lumber, concrete, and metal; packaging materials and strapping; general construction materials; and light-gauge sheet metal and hardware. A2 protection is appropriate for the broad range of operations where workers encounter incidental sharp-edge contact risk but the specific task does not involve sustained contact with sharp glass, wire rope, or heavy-gauge sheet metal at cut forces requiring A4+ levels. The 7501 packages this A2 baseline with two additional protection functions specifically needed for outdoor winter work: the full latex waterproof exterior for wet conditions and the fleece liner for cold temperatures. This combination makes the 7501 appropriate for maintenance workers, construction laborers, utility workers, and outdoor operations personnel who need a general-purpose cut-resistant winter work glove for year-round outdoor work in climates with wet, cold seasonal conditions. Machine washability ensures the gloves remain hygienic through program use without the replacement cost associated with disposable or non-washable options.

Compliance and Certifications

• ANSI/ISEA 105-2016 — Cut resistance Level A2; hand protection performance standard
• OSHA 29 CFR 1910.138 — Hand protection requirements (select based on hazard assessment)

Real-World Benefits

Full latex waterproof exterior keeps hands dry during outdoor winter operations and wet industrial environments. Construction and maintenance workers operating in rain, sleet, or wet conditions maintain warm, dry hands with the 7501's full latex coating — preventing the rapid loss of dexterity and comfort that follows wet-liner saturation in palm-coated-only winter glove designs when water enters from the back of the hand.

Machine washable construction supports cost-efficient glove hygiene maintenance in industrial and construction programs. Programs that require hygienic glove maintenance can launder the 7501 through standard washing cycles — extending service life and reducing replacement frequency compared to non-washable alternatives that must be discarded when soiled.

Applications and Use Cases

• Outdoor construction and maintenance — general winter operations — 7501 for construction laborers, maintenance technicians, and outdoor operations workers in cold, wet seasonal conditions with general material-handling cut hazards
• Utility and telecom field operations — cold weather maintenance — A2 waterproof winter glove for field technicians handling cables, hardware, and components in outdoor winter environments
• Warehousing and logistics — cold storage and outdoor dock operations — cut-resistant waterproof gloves for workers in cold-storage facilities and outdoor loading dock operations with wet, cold conditions and general material-handling cut exposure

Related Products

For higher A5 cut resistance with the same waterproof winter construction, see Ergodyne ProFlex 7551 Cut-Resistant Waterproof Winter Work Gloves — A5. For a lightweight winter glove without cut certification, see Ergodyne ProFlex 7401 Coated Lightweight Winter Work Gloves. Browse the complete Hand Protection collection.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the full latex exterior coating durable enough for rough-surface work?

The full latex exterior on the 7501 is designed for work use and is more abrasion-resistant than thin latex dip coatings used in lighter-duty gloves. However, sustained contact with sharp abrasive surfaces, rocks, concrete, or rough aggregate will abrade any latex exterior over time. For operations with sustained abrasive contact, inspect the coating regularly and replace when the latex exterior shows significant wear or cracking that compromises the waterproof barrier. Machine washable construction extends useful service life compared to non-washable designs.