Mcr Safety 5015XL Disposable Vinyl Gloves 5 Mil Xl 100 Pack

Product Description

The MCR SAFETY 5015XL is a disposable vinyl glove designed for industrial-grade hand protection in light-duty applications. Each glove is 5 mil thick, providing a reliable barrier against dirt, mild chemicals, and contaminants without sacrificing dexterity. The smooth finish and ambidextrous design allow for fast donning on either hand. At 9.5 inches in length, the glove offers moderate wrist and forearm coverage. The powder-free construction reduces contamination risk and irritation, making these gloves appropriate for environments where residue must be minimized. HVAC techs, plumbers, electricians, and pool service professionals frequently use disposable gloves like these for general task work, parts handling, and chemical exposure during service calls.

These gloves are suited for residential and light commercial service environments where a single-use, non-latex option is needed. The clear vinyl construction and FDA-approved status make them appropriate for applications where food contact or surface hygiene is a consideration alongside standard trade work. The rolled cuff provides a secure, consistent fit across the wrist. Each package contains 100 gloves, supporting high-turnover use in a shop, service van, or job site setting.

Key Features

• 5 mil vinyl construction provides puncture resistance for light-duty industrial tasks
• Powder-free design minimizes residue and reduces skin irritation
• Ambidextrous fit works on either hand for fast deployment
• 9.5 inches in length for moderate wrist coverage
• Rolled cuff style for consistent donning and secure fit
• FDA approved for use in applications requiring food-contact compliance

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose disposable glove for industrial and light commercial service use where a powder-free, non-latex, single-use hand protection solution is required.

Installation Notes

Disposable gloves should be inspected for tears or defects before each use and discarded after a single use. Always power down equipment and shut off relevant supply lines before performing service work, even when wearing protective gloves. Gloves are not a substitute for arc-rated or chemical-resistant PPE where those hazards are present. Consult applicable OSHA and site-specific safety requirements when selecting hand protection for specific tasks.