Mcr Safety 34111S Pigskin Leather Gloves Small

Product Description

The MCR SAFETY 34111S is a pair of general purpose work gloves built around premium grade grain pigskin leather construction. Pigskin leather is well regarded in the trades for its natural abrasion resistance, durability, and ability to maintain flexibility even after repeated exposure to moisture. These gloves feature a mesh back for breathability, a leather slip-on cuff, and a keystone thumb design that reduces hand fatigue during extended use. Sized for small hands in mens sizing or extra-small in womens sizing, the 34111S is suited for workers who need dependable hand protection without sacrificing dexterity. The high-visibility orange coloring supports jobsite awareness.

These gloves are intended for general purpose applications across a wide range of trades and industrial environments. Typical use cases include light mechanical work, material handling, HVAC component handling, plumbing rough-in tasks, and general construction labor where puncture and moderate heat protection are needed. The full-fingered design and leather palm provide coverage for gripping tools, pipe, conduit, and sheet metal edges. The gloves are unisex and ship as a pair. Formerly marketed under the Memphis Glove brand name, the 34111S is part of MCR SAFETY series 34111.

Key Features

• Premium grade grain pigskin leather palm and cuff for abrasion resistance and durability
• Mesh back construction promotes airflow and reduces hand fatigue during extended wear
• Keystone thumb design reduces stress at the thumb saddle during gripping tasks
• High-visibility orange coloring for enhanced jobsite visibility
• Slip-on leather cuff for quick donning and removal
• Full-fingered coverage with vinyl finish for added surface protection

Compatibility

Designed as a general purpose work glove suitable for a broad range of trade and industrial applications where puncture and moderate heat protection are required.

Installation Notes

Work gloves require no installation. Inspect gloves before each use for cuts, tears, or degraded stitching that could compromise protection. Replace immediately if the leather palm shows significant wear-through or structural damage. Always match the glove protection rating to the specific hazard present on the jobsite.