Mcr Safety 3200L Cowhide Leather Gloves Size Large

Product Description

The MCR SAFETY 3200L is a general purpose cowhide leather glove built for trade and industrial work environments. Constructed from premium grain cowhide leather, this full-fingered glove provides reliable protection against abrasion, puncture, and heat exposure up to 284 degrees F. The keystone thumb design improves grip and reduces hand fatigue during repetitive tasks. A shirred elastic back allows a snug, secure fit, while the rolled leather hem reinforces durability at the cuff edge. This glove ships as a paired set and is sized for a men's large or women's medium hand. It is a staple for general labor, light fabrication, and material handling work.

The 3200L fits standard general purpose applications across construction, HVAC, plumbing, electrical, and light industrial trades. The slip-on cuff style and smooth grip surface make it appropriate for tasks requiring dexterity alongside basic hand protection. The cowhide leather construction on the palm, back, and cuff provides consistent coverage and wear resistance across the full hand surface. This glove is unisex and suited for a wide range of job site conditions where a durable, no-frills leather work glove is required.

Key Features

• Premium grain cowhide leather construction on palm, back, and cuff
• Keystone thumb design for improved grip and reduced hand fatigue
• ANSI/ISEA Abrasion Resistance Level 4 rating
• Heat protection rated to 284 degrees F maximum operating temperature
• Shirred elastic back for a secure, adjustable fit
• Rolled leather hem at cuff for added edge durability
• Full-fingered coverage with smooth grip surface

Compatibility

Designed as a general purpose leather work glove for trade and industrial use, sized men's large and women's medium. Part of the MCR SAFETY 3200 Series, formerly produced under the Memphis Glove brand.

Installation Notes

Inspect gloves before each use for cuts, tears, or wear that may compromise protection. Replace gloves when leather shows significant cracking, thinning, or breach of the palm or thumb area. When used for heat-related tasks, verify that the work temperature does not exceed the 284 degrees F rated maximum. Follow applicable OSHA hand protection requirements for the specific task and hazard type.