Mcr Safety 9370KFS Cut-resistant Gloves Small Ansi A4

Product Description

The MCR SAFETY 9370KFS is a cut-resistant work glove built for trade and industrial applications where hand protection is a daily requirement. Constructed with a Kevlar shell, lining, back, cuff, and finger coverage, this glove meets ANSI Cut Level A4, ANSI Abrasion Level 2, and ANSI Heat Level 3 standards. The uncoated shell and regular-weight knit construction deliver a balance of dexterity and protection suited for tasks involving sharp materials, sheet metal handling, glass work, and similar cut-risk environments. The knit cuff provides a secure fit at the wrist. Sized for small hands in men's sizing, corresponding to an X-small in women's sizing. This glove ships as a pair.

The 9370KFS is designed for use in residential and light commercial trade settings where workers encounter cut hazards on a regular basis. Electricians handling conduit and wire, plumbers working with copper pipe and sheet goods, HVAC technicians managing sheet metal ductwork, and general maintenance crews will find this glove appropriate for daily wear. The full-fingered design keeps all fingers protected without sacrificing grip or feel on tools and fasteners. Formerly marketed under the Memphis Glove brand name.

Key Features

• ANSI Cut Level A4 protection with full Kevlar construction throughout shell, back, lining, cuff, and fingers
• ANSI Abrasion Level 2 and ANSI Heat Level 3 rated for multi-hazard environments
• Full-fingered coverage with knit cuff style for secure wrist fit
• Uncoated shell for breathability and natural grip feel
• Regular weight construction balances protection and hand mobility
• Sold as a pair, sized Small (men) or X-Small (women)

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or standard-issue cut-resistant glove for trade professionals requiring ANSI Cut Level A4 hand protection in small sizing.

Installation Notes

Inspect gloves before each use for wear, cuts, or degradation in the Kevlar fibers that may reduce protection. Cut-resistant gloves reduce cut risk but do not eliminate it entirely — always match the glove selection to the specific hazard level of the task. Replace gloves when the shell shows visible damage or thinning. Follow your employer's PPE program and applicable OSHA 29 CFR 1910.138 requirements for hand protection selection and use.