Mcr Safety 9433 Heat Resistant Terrycloth Gloves Large

Product Description

The MCR SAFETY 9433 is an extra heavy weight heat resistant glove built for handling extreme heat in industrial and trade environments. Constructed from a brown and white loop-out terrycloth fabric at 32 oz weight, the glove provides substantial thermal protection rated up to 400 degrees F. The knit wrist with black stripe helps seal out heat at the cuff. The seamless, reversible construction extends glove life by allowing wearers to flip the glove and continue use. Made with FDA accepted materials and treated for limited flammability, this glove is a reliable tool for workers exposed to high-heat handling tasks.

The MCR SAFETY 9433 is designed for use in applications where sustained contact with hot materials, equipment, or surfaces is required. Typical environments include foundries, glass handling, baking and food processing, metal fabrication, and industrial furnace maintenance. The glove is sold by the pair and suits large-hand users. It fits into the broader MCR Hotline series, which includes matching sleeves and pads for more comprehensive heat protection coverage on the job.

Key Features

• Extra heavy weight loop-out terrycloth construction at 32 oz for substantial heat protection
• Rated to protect against heat up to 400 degrees F
• Seamless and fully reversible design extends usable glove life
• Black striped knit wrist provides a secure, heat-sealing cuff
• Treated for limited flammability for added safety in high-heat environments
• Made with FDA accepted materials

Compatibility

Designed as part of the MCR Hotline series and intended for use alongside compatible MCR Hotline sleeves and pads for full-arm heat protection in industrial settings.

Installation Notes

Heat resistant gloves should be inspected before each use for signs of wear, thinning, or damage that could compromise thermal protection. Always ensure the glove is fully seated on the hand with the knit wrist properly positioned before contact with hot surfaces. Personnel donning heat protective gloves in regulated environments should follow applicable OSHA hand protection standards and any site-specific PPE protocols. Do not use damaged or contaminated gloves in high-heat applications.