Mcr Safety 3411L Pigskin Leather Gloves Size Large

Product Description

The MCR SAFETY 3411L is a general purpose work glove constructed from premium grade grain pigskin leather. Designed for trade professionals who need reliable hand protection during general purpose tasks, these full-fingered gloves feature a keystone thumb construction for improved dexterity and fit. The shirred elastic back allows a secure, flexible fit across a range of hand sizes. A slip-on leather cuff completes the design, making them fast to don and remove on the job. The 3411L is sized for large men or medium women and is sold as a pair. Maximum operating temperature is 176 degrees F, making them suitable for moderate heat exposure tasks common in mechanical and industrial trades.

The 3411L is suited for residential and commercial trade applications where workers need general hand protection against puncture and moderate heat. Typical use cases include HVAC installation, light mechanical work, pipefitting, and general building trades. The unlined interior and grain pigskin palm provide tactile feedback while maintaining a barrier against abrasion, puncture, and brief heat contact. A color-coded hem identifies the size at a glance when pulling from a work bag or supply shelf.

Key Features

• Premium grade grain pigskin leather palm for durability and tactile sensitivity
• Keystone thumb construction reduces hand fatigue and improves fit
• Shirred elastic back provides a secure, flexible fit
• Slip-on leather cuff for fast donning and removal
• Color-coded hem for quick size identification
• Rated to 176 degrees F maximum operating temperature
• Full fingered coverage sold as a pair

Compatibility

Designed as a general purpose protective glove for trade professionals in HVAC, plumbing, electrical, and mechanical applications requiring puncture and moderate heat protection. Part of the MCR SAFETY 3411 Series, formerly known as Memphis Glove 3411L.

Installation Notes

Inspect gloves before each use for cuts, tears, or degraded leather that would reduce protection. Always power down or de-energize equipment and shut off relevant supply lines before beginning any service work where hand protection is required. Replace gloves when the leather shows significant wear, cracking, or breach of the palm material. Consult applicable OSHA hand protection standards and site safety requirements when selecting PPE for specific hazard levels.