MCR Safety
MCR Safety 9676XL Cut Gloves XL Gray/Salt and Pepper PR
ANSI/ISEA A3 cut-resistant knit gloves with Dyneema Diamond fibres and dipped palm coating for high-dexterity handling
- ANSI/ISEA Cut Level A3 resists moderate cutting hazards
- ANSI/ISEA Abrasion Level 6 withstands heavy surface wear
- Dyneema Diamond knit delivers high-dexterity handling
- EN388 and ANSI 105 certified for hand protection
- Palm-dipped coating enhances grip on wet or dry surfaces
MCR Safety 9676XL Cut-Resistant Gloves
These gloves provide ANSI/ISEA Cut Level A3 protection with a Dyneema Diamond knit shell and palm-dipped coating. They meet ANSI 105 and EN388 standards for hand protection in tasks requiring high dexterity. The ambidextrous design fits left and right hands for general material handling. A California Proposition 65 warning applies to this product.
ANSI 105 and EN388 Standards Define the Limits
The A3 cut rating protects against light to moderate slice hazards but not heavy shear forces. Abrasion Level 6 resists surface wear during repetitive contact. No additional hazard protection is rated, so chemical, thermal or puncture risks are not covered by these standards. The palm coating only leaves the back of the hand uncoated.
Upgrade from Basic Work Gloves
Replaces uncoated cotton or leather gloves when cut resistance and grip are needed together. The jump is worth it for assembly, packaging or inspection work where sharp edges cause frequent nicks. Not suited for tasks involving oils, solvents, high heat or heavy puncture exposure. Users needing full-hand coating or higher cut levels should select a different glove.
Highlights
- ANSI/ISEA Cut Level A3 resists moderate cutting hazards
- ANSI/ISEA Abrasion Level 6 withstands heavy surface wear
- Dyneema Diamond knit delivers high-dexterity handling
- EN388 and ANSI 105 certified for hand protection
- Palm-dipped coating enhances grip on wet or dry surfaces
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Which cut-resistance level should I pick for general handling tasks?
The glove meets ANSI/ISEA cut level A3, suitable for moderate cut hazards in assembly, warehousing and light metal work.
What does the ANSI 105 abrasion rating of 6 mean in daily use?
Level 6 is the highest abrasion rating under ANSI 105, so the palm coating withstands prolonged contact with rough surfaces far longer than lower-rated gloves.
How does the EN388 certification affect what the glove can handle?
EN388 confirms the glove has been tested for abrasion, cut, tear and puncture resistance, giving a recognised European benchmark for mechanical protection.
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