Mcr Safety 9018CS Double Palm Canvas Gloves Small

Product Description

The MCR SAFETY 9018CS is a double-palm canvas work glove built for trades and industrial applications that demand extra hand protection against abrasion and low-heat exposure. Constructed from 18-ounce nap-in 100% cotton, the glove features two layers of quilted palm fabric that extend wear life and add thermal buffer in light heat environments. A knit wrist cuff keeps the fit secure and comfortable during extended use. Sewn with red thread throughout, this glove is sized Small and sold by the pair. It is a straightforward, reliable hand protection option for workers in general labor, light manufacturing, and maintenance roles.

The 9018CS suits general industrial and trade work where low-heat contact and abrasion resistance are the primary hazards. The double-palm construction makes it well suited for material handling, equipment maintenance, and repetitive grip tasks. The straight thumb design supports natural hand positioning. The 18-ounce cotton weight provides meaningful coverage without sacrificing dexterity for tasks that require hand feel. Suitable for use in construction, warehousing, HVAC, plumbing, and electrical rough-in environments where light-duty hand protection is required.

Key Features

• 18-ounce nap-in 100% cotton construction for durability and low-heat protection
• Double-palm design with two quilted fabric layers for extended wear life
• Knit wrist cuff for a comfortable, secure fit
• Straight thumb for natural hand positioning and reduced fatigue
• Sewn with red thread for visible stitch integrity
• Sold as a pair, sized Small

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style work glove for general trade and industrial hand protection applications requiring abrasion resistance and low-heat coverage in a Small sizing.

Installation Notes

Inspect gloves before each use for tears, worn stitching, or degraded palm layers. Replace when double-palm fabric shows significant wear or separation. These gloves are not rated for arc flash, high-voltage electrical work, or sustained direct flame contact — verify the appropriate protection level for the hazard before use. Follow applicable OSHA PPE guidelines for hand protection selection and replacement intervals.