Mcr Safety 9666M Work Gloves Medium Polyurethane Coated

Product Description

The MCR SAFETY 9666M is a general purpose work glove designed for light-duty hand protection in a wide range of trade and industrial tasks. The glove features a seamless nylon shell with a polyurethane dip coating across the palm and fingertips, providing abrasion, puncture, and cut resistance while maintaining dexterity. The knit wrist cuff offers a secure fit and helps keep debris out during use. Weighing under one pound per pair, this unisex glove is sized for medium men or small women and is sold as a pair. Licensed HVAC techs, plumbers, electricians, and general maintenance professionals reach for this style when they need a lightweight, close-fitting glove for assembly, parts handling, and finish work.

The MCR SAFETY 9666M fits well in residential and light commercial service environments where technicians handle components, pull wire, manage small fittings, or work with sheet metal edges that require basic hand protection without sacrificing grip or feel. The polyurethane palm coating holds up against repeated contact with metal surfaces, plastic housings, and standard shop materials. The wing thumb construction reduces fatigue during extended use. This glove is appropriate wherever a general-purpose, non-chemical-resistant glove is called for on the job site.

Key Features

• Polyurethane dip coating on palm and fingertips for abrasion, puncture, and cut protection
• Seamless nylon shell and lining for lightweight, close fit
• Knit cuff style keeps the glove seated at the wrist during work
• Wing thumb construction reduces hand fatigue during repetitive tasks
• Full-fingered coverage for complete hand protection
• Unisex sizing — fits medium men or small women

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose work glove suitable for light mechanical, electrical, and plumbing service tasks where basic abrasion and puncture resistance is required.

Installation Notes

Inspect gloves before each use for tears, coating delamination, or worn-through fingertip material. These gloves are not rated for chemical exposure, high-voltage electrical work, or thermal protection — confirm the correct glove category for the hazard before use. Replace immediately if coating integrity is compromised. General contractors and trade technicians should follow applicable OSHA hand protection requirements when selecting PPE for specific tasks.