MCR Safety
MCR Safety 9686L Cut Resistant Gloves A3 Uncoated Kevlar Cowhide Leather Palm
Cut-resistant gloves rated A3 with Kevlar knit and cowhide leather palm meeting ANSI 105 and EN388 standards
- ANSI/ISEA Cut Level A3 protects against moderate cut hazards
- ANSI/ISEA Abrasion Level 5 withstands heavy wear
- Kevlar knit material delivers high-strength cut resistance
- Cowhide leather palm enhances grip and durability
- Meets ANSI 105 and EN388 safety standards
Cut-Resistant Gloves A3 Kevlar Cowhide
These gloves combine a Kevlar knit shell with an uncoated cowhide leather palm to meet ANSI/ISEA cut level A3 and abrasion level 5. They are designed for workers who need both cut resistance and leather durability in general handling tasks. The ambidextrous pair fits either hand and conforms to ANSI 105 and EN388 standards.
Compatibility Checks Before Ordering
Confirm that ANSI/ISEA A3 cut protection matches the hazard assessment for your application. Verify that an uncoated leather palm provides the grip and liquid resistance your task requires. Ensure the single-pair quantity suits your crew size and replacement schedule.
Upgrade From Lower Cut Levels
These gloves replace basic leather or cotton gloves that only meet lower cut ratings such as A1 or A2. The jump is worth it when the job involves sharper edges or higher abrasion cycles that exceed the protection of lighter gloves. They are not intended for tasks requiring coated palms, chemical permeation resistance or cut levels above A3.
Highlights
- ANSI/ISEA Cut Level A3 protects against moderate cut hazards
- ANSI/ISEA Abrasion Level 5 withstands heavy wear
- Kevlar knit material delivers high-strength cut resistance
- Cowhide leather palm enhances grip and durability
- Meets ANSI 105 and EN388 safety standards
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Does the package contain one pair of gloves or do I need to buy a second pair separately?
The listing supplies one pair of gloves covering both left and right hands so nothing extra is required.
How do I decide between the ANSI cut level A3 and the EN388 abrasion level 5 ratings when choosing hand protection?
The A3 rating shows moderate cut resistance while the abrasion level 5 indicates very high wear durability; pick based on whether cutting or rubbing hazards dominate the task.
What does the ANSI 105 cut level A3 actually mean when I am handling sharp metal edges on the shop floor?
It means the glove material withstands a standardised cutting force in the moderate range, reducing but not eliminating the chance of a laceration from sheet metal or similar edges.
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