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HyFlex 11-518 Gloves - Real Cut Protection Never Felt This Light

Ansell HyFlex® 11-518 gloves are the first-to-market, lightest weight gloves with advanced ANSI Level 2 cut protection and a breathable, barehand-like feel.

Feel the difference at Safety 2014, June 8-10, Orlando, FL, Ansell Booth #821.

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