Mcr Safety 96655M Work Gloves Medium Polyurethane Coated

Product Description

The MCR Safety 96655M is a medium-sized general purpose work glove built for everyday hand protection across light-duty trade and industrial tasks. The glove features a seamless polyester shell with a polyurethane dip coating applied across the palm and fingers, delivering a reliable dot-pattern grip surface. The knit cuff and wing thumb construction provide a secure, comfortable fit during extended wear. At approximately 0.077 pounds per pair, these gloves are lightweight enough for tasks requiring dexterity without sacrificing basic cut and abrasion resistance typical of coated polyester gloves. Licensed trades and general laborers alike rely on this style for material handling, assembly, and light maintenance work.

The 96655M is suited for general purpose applications in residential and light commercial settings. Typical use cases include material handling, parts assembly, light maintenance, and facility upkeep tasks where a thin, coated glove is preferred over heavier leather or cut-resistant styles. The full-fingered design and paired configuration make these a practical everyday glove for technicians and helpers across HVAC, plumbing, electrical, and pool service trades. The unisex sizing and medium fit target a broad range of hand sizes in the field.

Key Features

• Polyurethane palm-and-finger dip coating for grip and light abrasion resistance
• Dot-pattern grip surface improves control on smooth or small components
• Knit cuff and wing thumb for a snug, comfortable fit during extended use
• Full-fingered, paired design for standard bilateral hand protection
• Lightweight construction at approximately 0.077 pounds per pair supports dexterity-sensitive tasks

Compatibility

Designed as a general purpose replacement-style work glove suitable for light-duty hand protection tasks across a wide range of trade and industrial applications.

Installation Notes

These gloves are worn PPE and do not require installation tools or fasteners. Inspect gloves before each use for tears, holes, or coating delamination that would reduce protection. Do not use coated polyester gloves as a substitute for arc-flash, cut-resistant, chemical-resistant, or high-heat PPE where those hazards are present. Follow applicable OSHA and site-specific PPE requirements when selecting hand protection for a given task.