Mcr Safety 9338 Cut-resistant Sleeve Universal Ansi A4

Product Description

The MCR SAFETY 9338 is a universal-fit, cut-resistant sleeve designed to protect the forearm and wrist in environments where blade, edge, or abrasion hazards are present. Constructed from a polyester and steel fiber blend, the sleeve meets ANSI/ISEA Cut Level A4 and EN 388 standards, making it suitable for glass handling, metal fabrication, and sharp-parts assembly work. At 18 inches in length and 4 inches in width, the seamless construction eliminates seam-related pressure points during extended wear. A thumb hole keeps the sleeve positioned correctly without bunching, and elastic openings at both ends ensure a secure, low-profile fit under gloves or cuffs.

The 9338 sleeve is used in industrial, manufacturing, and trade settings where forearm protection is required alongside cut-resistant gloves. Typical applications include HVAC sheet metal work, pipe fitting with sharp-edged fittings, glass installation, and light fabrication tasks. The universal size accommodates a wide range of arm dimensions, reducing the need for size-specific inventory on the job site or in the shop. At 0.11 pounds per sleeve, it adds minimal bulk to the work setup.

Key Features

• ANSI/ISEA Cut Level A4 protection with EN 388 certification
• Polyester and steel fiber blend construction for cut and abrasion resistance
• Seamless design reduces pressure points during extended wear
• Thumb hole keeps sleeve in position without slipping
• Elastic openings at both ends for a secure fit over or under gloves
• Universal size fits a broad range of arm dimensions

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style forearm protective sleeve for use in conjunction with cut-resistant gloves in industrial and trade applications requiring ANSI Cut Level A4 forearm coverage.

Installation Notes

Slip the sleeve over the hand and up the forearm, feeding the thumb through the thumb hole to anchor the sleeve in place. Confirm both elastic ends are seated snugly at the wrist and upper forearm before beginning work. Inspect the sleeve for cuts, fraying, or degraded elastic before each use, and retire it from service if structural integrity is compromised. No tools are required for donning; follow your employer's PPE program and applicable OSHA hand and arm protection requirements.