Mcr Safety 9390SPD Cut Resistant Kevlar Gloves Small

Product Description

The MCR SAFETY 9390SPD is a cut-resistant string knit glove built for general-purpose trade and industrial work. Constructed with a 10-gauge 100% Kevlar outer shell and a cotton interior, it provides a balance of cut resistance, abrasion protection, and wearing comfort during extended use. Double-sided PVC dots on both the palm and back improve grip on tools, materials, and sharp-edged workpieces. Weighing approximately 0.09 pounds per pair, the glove is lightweight enough for tasks requiring repetitive hand movement. Licensed tradespeople, general laborers, and industrial workers handling sheet metal, glass, packaging materials, or other sharp objects are the primary users of this glove.

The 9390SPD is suited for general-purpose applications where cut and abrasion resistance are required without the bulk of heavier-duty gloves. The 10-gauge knit weight offers durability while maintaining enough dexterity for handling components, fasteners, or materials on the job site. The brown and yellow color scheme helps distinguish the glove in multi-glove work environments. This is an economy-tier option appropriate for high-turnover use cases where frequent glove replacement is expected. Sold in pairs, with a minimum order quantity of 12 pairs.

Key Features

• 10-gauge Kevlar plaited construction with 100% Kevlar outer and cotton inner lining
• Double-sided PVC dots on both palm and back for enhanced grip
• Cut and abrasion resistant for use with sharp objects and rough materials
• Lightweight at 0.09 pounds per pair, suitable for repetitive-motion tasks
• Economy-tier option designed for high-frequency replacement environments
• Available in Small size with brown and yellow coloring for easy identification

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose cut-resistant glove for trade and industrial applications requiring Kevlar hand protection in a small-size string knit format.

Installation Notes

Inspect gloves before each use for cuts, fraying, or worn PVC dots that may reduce protection. Replace immediately if the Kevlar shell shows visible damage or wear-through. Follow applicable ANSI/ISEA 105 hand protection selection guidelines and any site-specific PPE requirements when selecting glove cut level for the task. Gloves should be stored away from direct sunlight and heat sources to preserve fiber integrity.