Description
9178NFO Cut Pro Kevlar Cut A6 Gloves, Small — BOLTON SKU 67242.
About the 9178NFOS Cut Pro Kevlar A6 Gloves, Small
Supplied under order reference 9178NFOS, the 9178NFOS Kevlar cut gloves are the small size in the 9178NFO Cut Pro A6 range, built on a 13-gauge high-visibility orange DuPont Kevlar aramid shell with a nitrile foam palm and fingertip coating and an ANSI/ISEA cut level A6 rating. The small size closes the gap between the knit and the hand, which is what preserves tactile feedback when the work itself is small: a closer-fitting shell leaves less loose material to bunch at the fingertips during pinch grips. The nitrile foam coating on the fingertips gives grip on dry and lightly oiled parts without adding thickness, and the fingertips stay touchscreen compatible. The seamless knit puts no seam across the fingertips to interfere with fine assembly work, and the hi-vis orange shell keeps the glove visible against dark parts and machinery.
Key specifications
| Order reference | 9178NFOS |
|---|---|
| Size | Small |
| Shell | 13-gauge DuPont Kevlar aramid engineered yarn, seamless knit |
| Shell colour | High-visibility orange |
| Coating | Nitrile foam, palm and fingertips |
| Cut resistance | ANSI/ISEA cut level A6 |
| Touchscreen | Compatible fingertips |
Typical applications
The small size is chosen for fine assembly, component handling and inspection tasks where cut protection is required but the parts are held in the fingertips, such as small pressed parts, trimmed sheet-metal detail work and blade or glass handling. It suits operators who need to pick up fasteners and small hardware without removing the glove. The touchscreen-compatible fingertips also allow inspection and measurement apps to be used mid-task.
Supplied by BOLTON Technical Equipment Supplies against request for quotation. Add this item to your RFQ basket to request pricing, lead time and documentation requirements (e.g. CoC, datasheets or test reports where applicable).


























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