Mcr Safety 9673SFS Work Gloves Small Nitrile Coated

Product Description

The MCR SAFETY 9673SFS is a general purpose work glove designed for technicians, tradespeople, and service professionals who need reliable hand protection during everyday tasks. Built on a seamless nylon shell with a knit cuff, this glove features a palm-dipped nitrile coating that extends across the fingertips, delivering grip and abrasion resistance where it matters most. The full-fingered, unisex design fits a men's small or women's extra-small hand. At approximately 1.075 pounds per packaged unit, these gloves are lightweight and practical for full-shift wear in light industrial, mechanical, and maintenance settings.

These gloves are suited for general purpose applications including HVAC, plumbing, electrical, and pool service work where basic cut, puncture, and abrasion protection is needed. The nitrile palm-and-fingertip dip provides a firm grip on tools, fittings, and hardware in both dry and lightly oily conditions. Sold as a pair, they are a standard issue choice for service technicians who handle sheet metal edges, pipe fittings, conduit, or similar components during routine maintenance and installation work.

Key Features

• Palm and fingertip nitrile coating for grip and abrasion resistance
• Nylon shell and lining for lightweight all-day comfort
• Knit cuff style for secure fit and easy don and doff
• Wing thumb construction for natural hand movement
• Full-fingered coverage with protection against abrasion, puncture, and cut hazards
• Unisex sizing — men's small, women's extra-small

Compatibility

Designed as a general purpose work glove suitable for light industrial, mechanical, and trade service applications requiring basic hand protection.

Installation Notes

Inspect gloves before each use for tears, punctures, or coating delamination that could reduce protection. Replace immediately if the nitrile coating shows cracking or separation from the shell. These gloves are not rated for electrical arc flash, high-voltage work, or chemical immersion — select the appropriate PPE for those hazards. Consult applicable OSHA PPE requirements and employer safety programs when specifying gloves for a job site.