Mcr Safety 9362S Cut-resistant Gloves Size Small A2

Product Description

The MCR SAFETY 9362S is an uncoated, cut-resistant glove constructed from Kevlar fiber and rated to ANSI Cut Level A2. Sized for small hands, this glove is designed for workers who handle materials with moderate cut hazards — including sheet metal, glass, cardboard, and light fabrication components. The uncoated palm and fingers allow natural dexterity and breathability, making the 9362S a practical choice for tasks that require tactile sensitivity alongside cut protection. Installation technicians, HVAC service professionals, plumbers, and general tradespeople commonly reach for this glove when working with sharp edges on ductwork, copper tubing, or conduit.

The 9362S is suited for residential and light commercial trade applications where ANSI A2 cut resistance is the appropriate protection level. The glove performs well in both indoor and outdoor environments. It fits standard small-hand sizing for professional tradespeople. Sold in packages of 12, this SKU is appropriate for stocking a service van, a shop, or a crew toolkit where consistent hand protection is needed across multiple workers.

Key Features

• ANSI Cut Level A2 protection for moderate cut-hazard environments
• Kevlar fiber construction for lightweight, durable cut resistance
• Uncoated design provides full tactile sensitivity and breathability
• Size small fit for precise hand sizing
• Package quantity of 12 suits crew or fleet stocking needs

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose cut-resistant glove for trade professionals working with sharp materials in HVAC, plumbing, electrical, and light fabrication applications where ANSI Cut Level A2 protection is specified.

Installation Notes

Inspect gloves before each use for signs of wear, cuts, or degraded fibers that may reduce protection. Follow OSHA hand protection guidelines (29 CFR 1910.138) when selecting and using cut-resistant PPE. Replace gloves when the Kevlar material shows fraying, thinning, or visible damage. Confirm the correct ANSI cut level is appropriate for the specific hazard before issuing to crew members.