Mcr Safety 3213HVIM Cowhide Leather Gloves Medium

Product Description

The MCR Safety 3213HVIM is a general-purpose cowhide leather work glove designed for trade professionals who need reliable hand protection across a range of job-site tasks. Built from CV grade cowhide grain leather on the palm, back, and cuff, the glove delivers ANSI/ISEA Abrasion Resistance Level 3 performance. The slip-on cuff and keystone thumb construction provide a comfortable, durable fit. High-visibility orange fingertips and an orange Watch Your Hands logo on the back of each hand keep hands visible in active work zones. The color-coded hem simplifies size identification in the field. Sold as a pair, sized Medium for men and Small for women.

These gloves are suited for general-purpose applications in construction, HVAC, plumbing, electrical rough-in, and similar trade environments where abrasion, puncture, and moderate heat exposure are common hazards. The full-finger coverage and leather construction make them appropriate for handling sheet metal, pipe, conduit, lumber, and other abrasive materials on residential and commercial job sites.

Key Features

• CV grade cowhide grain leather palm, back, and cuff for ANSI/ISEA Abrasion Resistance Level 3 durability
• Keystone thumb design for a natural grip and reduced hand fatigue
• High-visibility orange fingertips and logo for hand visibility in active work areas
• Color-coded hem for fast size identification when pulling from a supply bag or bin
• Full-finger coverage with slip-on cuff for quick donning and doffing
• Rated for protection against abrasion, puncture, and heat up to 284 degrees F

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose leather work glove suitable for a wide range of trade and industrial applications requiring abrasion and puncture protection. Formerly sold under the Memphis Glove brand; part of the MCR Safety 3213HVI series.

Installation Notes

Inspect gloves before each use for cuts, punctures, or degraded leather that could reduce protection. Replace gloves that show visible damage or excessive wear on the palm or fingertips. When working near energized electrical components, verify that leather gloves alone do not provide electrical insulation and use appropriately rated insulating gloves per NFPA 70E requirements.