Mcr Safety 92713PUXXL Cut Resistant Gloves 2XL Ansi A4

Product Description

The MCR SAFETY 92713PUXXL is a cut, puncture, and abrasion-resistant work glove engineered for trade professionals who need reliable hand protection without sacrificing dexterity. Built on a 13-gauge seamless HyperMax shell, it meets ANSI 105:2020 Cut Level A4 and ANSI 105:2016 Puncture Level 3, making it suitable for tasks involving sharp metal edges, fasteners, or rough materials. The palm and fingertips are dipped in a gray polyurethane coating that delivers a smooth, controlled grip. At 0.18 pounds per pair, the glove stays light enough for extended wear across a full shift.

These gloves are well-suited for HVAC techs, electricians, plumbers, and general trade workers who handle sheet metal, conduit, fittings, or other abrasive materials during installation and service work. The polyurethane palm coating is appropriate for dry to slightly damp environments where grip and cut protection are both required. The knit cuff and seamless lining construction allow for all-day wear. This glove is free of fiberglass and steel fibers, reducing hand fatigue and irritation during repetitive work. Sold as a pair.

Key Features

• 13-gauge seamless HyperMax shell rated ANSI Cut Level A4 per ANSI 105:2020
• ANSI 105:2016 Puncture Level 3 for protection against sharp tips and fasteners
• ANSI 105:2016 Abrasion Level 4 for resistance to surface wear
• Gray polyurethane dip coating covers palm and fingertips for smooth, reliable grip
• Free of fiberglass and steel fibers for all-day comfort
• Knit cuff and seamless lining for reduced hand fatigue

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose cut and puncture-resistant glove for trade professionals working in HVAC, plumbing, electrical, and industrial applications where ANSI A4 cut protection is required. This glove is part of the 92713PU series and is sized for 2XL hands.

Installation Notes

Inspect gloves before each use for tears, punctures, or coating separation that could compromise protection. Gloves should be matched to the specific hazard level of the task — ANSI A4 cut resistance is appropriate for most sheet metal and conduit work but should be evaluated against site-specific requirements. Replace gloves when the coating shows significant wear or the shell is compromised. Follow applicable OSHA PPE selection guidelines for hand protection.