Mcr Safety 9018 General Purpose Work Gloves Cotton Blend

Product Description

The MCR Safety 9018 is a general purpose work glove constructed from an 18-ounce cotton and polyester blend fabric. Two layers of quilted material are joined together to deliver added durability and low-temperature protection. The knit wrist cuff provides a secure fit and helps keep debris out during use. A clute-cut pattern and straight thumb design allow for natural hand movement across a wide range of general labor tasks. At 0.22 pounds per pair, these gloves are lightweight enough for extended wear without causing hand fatigue. Formerly marketed under the Memphis Glove brand, the 9018 remains a recognized option for heat-resistant hand protection in light industrial and trade environments.

These gloves are suited for general purpose applications in residential and commercial settings where light heat exposure, material handling, or repetitive hand work is involved. HVAC technicians, plumbers, electricians, and general maintenance workers reaching for a basic protective glove will find the 9018 appropriate for tasks such as handling warm components, light duct work, pipe staging, and equipment setup. The natural color and unisex sizing — Large for men, Medium for women — make them a practical choice for mixed crews.

Key Features

• 18-ounce cotton and polyester blend construction for durability and comfort
• Two quilted fabric layers for added wear resistance and low-temperature protection
• Heat resistant with a maximum operating temperature of 608 degrees F
• Knit wrist cuff keeps glove secure and reduces debris entry
• Clute-cut finish with straight thumb for natural grip and dexterity
• Sold as a pair, unisex sizing

Compatibility

Designed as a general purpose hand protection solution for light industrial, maintenance, and trade applications requiring basic heat resistance and material handling coverage.

Installation Notes

These gloves are intended to be donned before handling warm surfaces, staging materials, or performing general manual labor tasks. Inspect gloves for wear, tears, or thinning fabric before each use, and replace when integrity is compromised. Do not use these gloves as primary protection against open flame, arc flash, chemical exposure, or high-voltage electrical hazards. Follow applicable OSHA hand protection standards and job-site PPE requirements when selecting glove type for specific tasks.