MCR Safety
MCR Safety 9687L Cut Resistant Coated Gloves A3 Dipped Latex
Cut-resistant knit gloves with dipped latex coating rated ANSI/ISEA A3 for cut protection and abrasion level 4
- ANSI/ISEA Cut Level A3 resists moderate cut hazards
- ANSI/ISEA Abrasion Level 4 withstands heavy wear
- Kevlar knit shell delivers high-strength cut protection
- Latex palm coating provides secure grip in dry conditions
- Meets ANSI 105 and EN 388 hand-protection standards
Cut-Resistant Knit Gloves A3
These gloves use Kevlar knit construction rated to ANSI/ISEA cut level A3 and abrasion level 4. They meet ANSI 105 and EN388 standards for general-purpose hand protection. The dipped latex coating covers the palm for grip in dry or light-oil conditions. A pair includes both left and right hands.
Capacity and Headroom
The A3 rating handles moderate cut hazards such as sheet-metal edges, glass handling and packaging work. Abrasion level 4 extends wear life on rough surfaces. The coating does not extend to the back of the hand, so breathability remains high. Heavy puncture or high-heat tasks fall outside the rated protection.
Dipped Latex Coating Benefit
The palm-dipped latex layer improves grip on slippery parts without adding bulk to the fingers. It resists light oils and moisture better than uncoated knit alone. No double-dip layer is present, so tactile feel stays sharp for assembly work. California Proposition 65 warnings apply to chemicals in the product.
Highlights
- ANSI/ISEA Cut Level A3 resists moderate cut hazards
- ANSI/ISEA Abrasion Level 4 withstands heavy wear
- Kevlar knit shell delivers high-strength cut protection
- Latex palm coating provides secure grip in dry conditions
- Meets ANSI 105 and EN 388 hand-protection standards
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Will the ANSI 105 A3 cut rating and EN388 abrasion level 4 protect my hands when handling sharp metal parts on older machinery?
The gloves meet ANSI 105 cut level A3 and EN388 abrasion level 4, providing tested resistance to cuts and wear when handling sharp edges on existing equipment.
How can I confirm the Kevlar knit and dipped latex coating are performing to the rated standards after I start using them?
Inspect the palm coating for even coverage and check that the Kevlar knit shows no fraying; consistent grip and no visible damage indicate the A3 cut and abrasion ratings are holding.
Does the package include both left and right gloves, and is anything else needed for general-purpose hand protection?
One pair with left and right gloves is supplied; no additional items are required for general-purpose use.
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