Mcr Safety 9425KM Terrycloth Work Gloves Large

Product Description

The MCR SAFETY 9425KM is a gray terrycloth work glove designed for light heat and general industrial applications. Constructed from a cotton and polyester blend at 14 ounces, this glove offers a balance of thermal protection, comfort, and durability. The loop-in terrycloth construction gives the fabric its characteristic heat-absorbing and cushioning properties. Cotton terry can absorb up to 27 times its own weight in water, making it effective in environments where moisture and mild heat are both factors. The seamless, reversible design extends glove life and reduces hand fatigue during extended wear. A continuous knit wrist provides a secure fit and helps keep debris out during use.

The 9425KM is suited for light heat handling tasks in manufacturing, assembly, and general industrial work environments. The reversible construction makes the glove practical for high-turnover applications where gloves see frequent use. This style is commonly worn by production line workers, maintenance technicians, and light fabrication personnel who need basic thermal and abrasion protection without the bulk of heavier insulated gloves. It is sold in pairs and available in Large sizing.

Key Features

• 14-ounce cotton and polyester blend terrycloth construction for light heat resistance
• Loop-in, seamless design reduces irritation and extends usable life
• Reversible build doubles the effective wear per pair
• Continuous knit wrist keeps glove secure and blocks debris
• Provides abrasion resistance for general industrial handling tasks

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or standard-issue terrycloth work glove for light heat and general industrial applications in manufacturing and maintenance environments.

Installation Notes

Terrycloth gloves are donned and inspected by the end user before each work session. Verify that the glove is free of holes, tears, or contamination before use in any heat-adjacent task. These gloves are not rated for open flame or high-heat exposure and should not be substituted for certified heat-resistant PPE where higher thermal protection is required. Launder per facility PPE maintenance protocols using hot water and appropriate detergent to maintain sanitation.