Mcr Safety 3411S Pigskin Leather Gloves Size Small

Product Description

The MCR Safety 3411S is a general purpose work glove constructed from premium grade grain pigskin leather. Designed for use across a wide range of jobsite tasks, this unlined glove features a shirred elastic back for a secure, flexible fit and a keystone thumb design that reduces stress at the thumb crotch during gripping tasks. The slip-on leather cuff provides easy donning and removal. Color-coded hem stitching allows for fast size identification on the job. Rated for protection against puncture and heat with a maximum operating temperature of 176 degrees F, the 3411S is suited for general trade and industrial applications where dexterity and hand protection are both required.

The 3411S is intended for general purpose use in residential and commercial construction, HVAC, plumbing, electrical, and light industrial environments. The full-fingered design with textured grip surface supports confident handling of tools, fittings, pipe, and sheet materials. Sized for men's small or women's x-small hands, these unisex gloves are sold as a pair. The pigskin leather palm and back construction delivers durability and breathability during extended wear. Previously marketed under the Memphis Glove brand, the 3411S continues the same construction in the MCR Safety lineup.

Key Features

• Premium grade grain pigskin leather palm for durability and natural breathability
• Keystone thumb design reduces stress at the thumb crotch during repetitive gripping
• Shirred elastic back provides a snug, flexible fit across the hand
• Slip-on leather cuff for fast donning and removal
• Color-coded hem identifies glove size at a glance in the field
• Rated for puncture and heat protection up to 176 degrees F

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style general purpose leather work glove suitable for standard hand protection applications in construction, mechanical trades, and light industrial settings.

Installation Notes

Inspect gloves prior to each use for cuts, tears, or degraded stitching that could compromise protection. Replace immediately if the leather palm or thumb shows significant wear or puncture damage. When working near electrical hazards, verify that leather gloves alone do not meet arc flash or dielectric protection requirements under NFPA 70E — additional rated PPE is required for those tasks.