Mcr Safety 96731HVS Work Gloves Small Latex Coated Hivis

Product Description

The MCR SAFETY 96731HVS is a small-sized, general purpose work glove designed for tradespeople and laborers who need reliable hand protection in demanding environments. The glove features a seamless nylon shell with a dipped latex coating covering the palm and fingertips, delivering abrasion, puncture, and cut resistance where contact is most frequent. The high-visibility lime and black color scheme keeps workers visible on active job sites. The knit cuff style provides a secure, comfortable fit at the wrist, and the full-fingered, wing-thumb design supports natural hand movement during extended use.

This glove is suited for general purpose applications across construction, HVAC service, plumbing, electrical, and light industrial settings. It fits a small hand in mens sizing or an extra-small in womens sizing, making it a practical choice for a wide range of workers. The unisex design and single-pair packaging make it easy to stock and distribute on job sites where hand protection is required by site safety programs. The latex palm coating provides grip on both dry and lightly oily surfaces, supporting tasks such as handling pipe, conduit, fittings, or small components.

Key Features

• Seamless nylon shell reduces interior seam irritation during extended wear
• Dipped latex coating on palm and fingertips provides abrasion, puncture, and cut protection
• High-visibility lime and black coloring supports job site safety visibility requirements
• Knit cuff style with wing thumb for a secure, ergonomic fit
• Full-fingered coverage with nylon lining for all-day comfort
• Unisex construction available in small (mens) or extra-small (womens) sizing

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style general purpose work glove compatible with standard hand-protection programs in construction, mechanical trades, and light industrial applications. Part of the 96731HV series by MCR SAFETY.

Installation Notes

Inspect gloves before each use for tears, punctures, or degraded coating, and replace immediately if integrity is compromised. Latex-coated gloves are not rated for electrical arc flash or high-voltage electrical work and should not be substituted for insulating rubber gloves where NFPA 70E or OSHA 1910.137 compliance is required. Dispose of and replace gloves when coating shows visible wear or cracking at the palm or fingertips.