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Brass Knuckle Adds SmartCut Sleeve for Arm Protection

The cut-resistant sleeve extends protection from the wrist to the forearm for construction and industrial tasks involving sharp or abrasive materials.

Brass Knuckle Safety Products

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Brass Knuckle

Brass Knuckle has introduced the SmartCut Sleeve, a cut-resistant arm sleeve designed to extend protection beyond the wrist when gloves alone are not sufficient.

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The BKCRS231 SmartCut Sleeve is available in 16- and 18-inch lengths and provides ANSI A2 cut resistance for tasks involving sharp or abrasive materials. Applications include construction, automotive assembly and metal fabrication.

Made from high-density polyethylene, the lightweight sleeve is designed to allow arm movement during repetitive work. Options include narrow, wide and extra-wide fits, as well as thumbhole and ambidextrous versions.

The sleeve is intended to reduce the exposed area between gloves and shirt sleeves while providing protection against cuts and abrasions.

Fill out the form below to request more information about Brass Knuckle Adds SmartCut Sleeve for Arm Protection

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