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The MCR SAFETY 9388NFXS is an ANSI Cut Level A6 cut-resistant glove built for trade and industrial environments where hand protection against sharp edges, puncture hazards, and abrasion is critical. The glove shell is constructed from 18-gauge Kevlar fiber with a black foam nitrile coating across the palm and fingers. That coating delivers a tactile, grippy surface for handling small parts, sheet metal, glass, and similar materials without sacrificing dexterity. A reinforced thumb crotch adds durability at one of the highest-wear contact points. The seamless Kevlar lining keeps comfort consistent during extended wear. This glove is sized XS and sold as a pair.
The 9388NFXS is suited for light-to-medium-duty applications requiring high cut resistance in a low-bulk package. Typical use cases include HVAC sheet metal work, electrical panel assembly, plumbing rough-in with copper or steel pipe, and general fabrication. The foam nitrile palm coating provides adequate grip in dry and lightly oily conditions. The touchscreen-compatible palm allows use with tablets and smartphones without removing the glove, which is practical for field techs referencing wiring diagrams or service apps on the job. The red knit cuff helps with visibility during glove removal and adds a snug fit at the wrist.
Designed as an OEM-style personal protective equipment glove in the MCR SAFETY 9388NF series, sized X-Small, for use as a direct replacement or restocking item in any facility requiring ANSI A6 cut-resistant hand protection.
Inspect gloves before each use for cuts, tears, or coating separation that could compromise protection. These gloves do not provide blood-borne pathogen barrier protection and are not rated as static dissipative. Replace the pair immediately if the Kevlar shell shows visible fiber damage or the nitrile coating delaminates. Follow the applicable site safety program and ANSI/ISEA 105 selection guidelines when specifying gloves for a given cut-hazard level.
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