Tuff-Coat KV200

November 14, 2007

Honeywell, formerly Sperian

Tuffcoatkv200 10088993

Honeywell 10942772

Medium/heavy-duty gloves
Cut resistant DuPont Kevlar liner with durable latex coating
Provides a secure grip on smooth surfaces
Higher dexterity, good puncture, cut and abrasion resistance
Good choice for jobs with sharp edges such as forming and handling gutters, siding, demolition, stripping wire, and working with rebar
Great combination of performance and value

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