Mcr Safety 6010PXL Nitrile Disposable Gloves 4 Mil X-large

Product Description

The MCR Safety 6010PXL is a disposable nitrile glove designed for medical-grade, food-contact, and industrial applications where latex-free protection is required. Built to 4 mil thickness, these gloves deliver three times the puncture resistance of standard rubber gloves. The textured grip surface provides secure handling in wet or dry conditions, and the rolled cuff at 9.5 inches adds durability at the wrist. Licensed trade professionals in HVAC, plumbing, electrical, and pool service use disposable nitrile gloves during chemical handling, refrigerant service, and general maintenance work where hand protection and dexterity both matter.

These gloves are suited for light industrial, medical, and food-service environments. The powder-free, pink nitrile construction meets Class 1 Medical Device standards and complies with all applicable federal regulations for food contact. At X-Large sizing, they are appropriate for larger hand profiles. They ship in box quantities, making them a practical stock item for service vans and shop supply cabinets.

Key Features

• 4 mil nitrile construction — three times more puncture resistant than rubber gloves
• Latex-free formulation eliminates risk of latex protein allergic reactions
• Powder-free interior reduces contamination risk in food and medical environments
• Medical Grade, Class 1 Medical Device — compliant with federal food-contact regulations
• Textured grip surface maintains control in wet and dry conditions
• Rolled cuff at 9.5 inches provides added tear resistance at the wrist

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose disposable glove suitable for HVAC, plumbing, electrical, pool service, medical, and food-handling applications where latex-free, powder-free hand protection is required.

Installation Notes

Disposable nitrile gloves should be inspected for tears or pinholes before each use and discarded immediately if compromised. Do not reuse disposable gloves after contact with chemicals, biological material, or refrigerants. Glove selection should match the specific chemical exposure — confirm chemical compatibility before use in high-exposure environments. Dispose of used gloves in accordance with applicable local, state, and federal regulations for the materials contacted.