MCR Safety
MCR Safety Kevlar Knit-Wrist Gloves Medium Yellow 1 Pair
Kevlar knit-wrist gloves deliver ANSI/ISEA 105 cut level A3 protection with flame and tear resistance
- ANSI/ISEA Cut Level A3 resists moderate cutting hazards
- Kevlar knit construction provides flame and abrasion resistance
- Ambidextrous fit allows use on either hand
- Seamless knit-wrist cuff keeps debris out
- Uncoated design maintains dexterity for general-purpose tasks
Kevlar Knit-Wrist Gloves
These MCR Safety gloves use a seamless Kevlar knit construction with an ambidextrous fit. They meet ANSI/ISEA 105 standards and carry a Cut Level A3 rating for general-purpose hand protection. The knit-wrist cuff helps keep debris out during use. One pair is included in the package.
Who These Suit
Workers needing cut-resistant hand protection for general tasks will find the A3 rating appropriate. Buyers who require a coated palm for grip or liquid resistance should look elsewhere because these gloves are uncoated. Anyone needing a higher cut level or specific abrasion rating must choose a different model.
Proposition 65 Notice
The product carries California Proposition 65 warnings for chemicals known to cause cancer and reproductive harm. This disclosure does not change the glove’s protective performance but informs safe handling and storage. No additional accessories or software are bundled with the pair.
Highlights
- ANSI/ISEA Cut Level A3 resists moderate cutting hazards
- Kevlar knit construction provides flame and abrasion resistance
- Ambidextrous fit allows use on either hand
- Seamless knit-wrist cuff keeps debris out
- Uncoated design maintains dexterity for general-purpose tasks
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What level of cut resistance does the Kevlar knit provide?
The gloves meet ANSI/ISEA 105 cut level A3 for measured protection against slicing hazards.
Will these ambidextrous gloves fit either hand if I keep using my current tool belt?
Yes, the ambidextrous design and knit-wrist cuff let you pull them on over either hand without interfering with a belt.
How can I confirm the pair I receive matches the stated cut rating?
Check the glove tag for the ANSI/ISEA 105 marking and the A3 cut-level designation printed by MCR Safety.
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