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The MCR SAFETY 12010M is a general-purpose work glove built from C-grade split-shoulder cowhide leather with a fleece-lined interior for added comfort during extended wear. The palm and back are both cowhide leather with a textured grip surface and a Gunn-cut finish, providing reliable grip and durability across a wide range of manual tasks. A 2.5-inch rubberized safety cuff protects the wrist and helps keep debris out. The wing thumb construction reduces hand fatigue during repetitive gripping. This glove is sized for medium men or small women and is sold as a pair. Licensed trades and general labor crews working in light industrial, maintenance, and field environments are the primary users.
The 12010M is suited for general-purpose applications where abrasion, puncture, and moderate heat resistance are required. The cowhide leather construction handles tasks such as material handling, light assembly, and equipment maintenance. The ANSI/ISEA Abrasion Resistance Level 4 rating makes it appropriate for environments where hand protection from rough or sharp surfaces is a daily requirement. The glove is unisex and fits both male and female workers in the medium-to-small hand size range. It is formerly known under the Memphis Glove brand name and carries over the same construction standards from that product line.
Designed as a general-purpose replacement or stocking glove for work environments requiring ANSI/ISEA Level 4 abrasion resistance in a medium-size cowhide leather safety-cuff glove. Part of the MCR SAFETY Series 12010 product line, formerly sold under the Memphis Glove brand.
Inspect gloves before each use for cuts, cracks, or deterioration in the leather that may compromise protection. Cowhide leather gloves should be kept dry when possible and conditioned periodically to prevent cracking in low-humidity environments. Replace the pair when leather shows significant wear-through, especially at the palm contact area. Glove selection should align with the specific hazard assessment for the task per applicable safety program guidelines.
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