Mcr Safety 9665L Work Gloves Large Polyurethane Nylon

Product Description

The MCR Safety 9665L is a general-purpose work glove built for light to medium-duty tasks that demand dexterity without sacrificing hand protection. The shell is constructed from nylon with a polyurethane coating applied by dip method across the palm and fingers, creating a surface that resists abrasion, puncture, and minor cuts while remaining thin enough to maintain tactile sensitivity. Sized for large hands, the glove features a knit cuff for a secure, comfortable fit at the wrist and a wing thumb for natural hand movement during repetitive tasks. Sold as a pair, this glove weighs 0.12 pounds per pair.

This glove is suited for general assembly, light warehousing, parts handling, and similar environments where workers need grip and finger protection without the bulk of heavier coated gloves. The full-fingered design and palm-and-finger coating coverage make it a practical choice for tasks requiring frequent object manipulation. The unisex sizing and knit construction allow it to fit a wide range of workers. It is commonly used in manufacturing, distribution, and maintenance settings where a disposable-to-moderate-use-life glove is appropriate.

Key Features

• Polyurethane palm-and-finger dip coating provides abrasion, puncture, and cut resistance
• Nylon shell and back material for lightweight wear and breathability
• Wing thumb construction supports natural hand positioning during repetitive motion
• Knit cuff delivers a snug wrist seal and keeps the glove securely positioned
• Full-fingered coverage protects the entire hand while preserving dexterity
• Unisex design available in size Large

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose replacement or stock glove for light to medium industrial hand protection applications requiring palm-dipped polyurethane-coated nylon construction.

Installation Notes

Inspect gloves before each use for tears, punctures, or coating separation. Replace immediately if the coating is compromised. These gloves are not rated for electrical hazard protection and should not be used near energized equipment without appropriate arc-flash or electrical-rated PPE. Follow site-specific PPE policies and applicable OSHA hand protection requirements when selecting and issuing gloves.