Mcr Safety 9370XL Cut-resistant Gloves Xl Kevlar Ansi A3

Product Description

The MCR SAFETY 9370XL is an uncoated, knit-style cut-resistant glove made from Kevlar fiber and sized for X-Large hands. Rated ANSI/ISEA Cut Resistance Level A3, it provides dependable cut and abrasion protection for trade professionals working with sharp materials, sheet metal, glass, or other hazardous surfaces. The glove is constructed at a 7-gauge knit weight, offering a balance of dexterity and protection. Sold as a pair, it fits men's X-Large and women's 2X-Large sizing. This style is a standard choice for HVAC technicians, plumbers, electricians, and general trade workers who need reliable hand protection without a coated palm interfering with grip feel.

The 9370XL is suited for light to moderate-duty cut and abrasion hazard environments in both residential and commercial trade work. Typical applications include handling sheet metal ductwork, copper pipe, electrical conduit, and other materials with sharp edges or burrs. The uncoated Kevlar construction keeps the glove lightweight and breathable, making it practical for extended wear during installations, service calls, or fabrication work. It is part of MCR SAFETY's 9370 series and is designed for daily use across a broad range of trade disciplines.

Key Features

• ANSI/ISEA Cut Resistance Level A3 for reliable protection against sharp edges
• ANSI/ISEA Abrasion Resistance Level 2 for durability during handling tasks
• Primary material: Kevlar — lightweight, heat-resistant, and cut-resistant fiber
• 7-gauge knit construction balances hand protection with finger dexterity
• Uncoated finish allows natural grip feel and breathability
• Knit cuff style for secure, comfortable fit during active use
• Sold as a pair — fits men's X-Large and women's 2X-Large

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose cut-resistant glove for trade professionals requiring ANSI A3-rated hand protection in uncoated knit form.

Installation Notes

Worn by trade professionals including HVAC technicians, electricians, plumbers, and sheet metal workers when handling materials with sharp edges or abrasive surfaces. Inspect gloves before each use for cuts, fraying, or degradation that may reduce protective performance. Replace when the knit shows visible wear or after any incident that may have compromised the Kevlar fibers. Follow your employer's PPE program and applicable OSHA hand protection requirements for your trade.