Mcr Safety 9677L Cut-resistant Gloves Large Dyneema

Product Description

The MCR SAFETY 9677L is a cut-resistant hand protection glove designed for trade professionals who work with sharp materials, edges, and tools. Built from 13-gauge Dyneema Diamond Technology fiber throughout the shell, back, lining, and cuff, it delivers ANSI/ISEA Cut Level 2 and ANSI Puncture Resistance Level 3 performance in a lightweight, full-fingered design. A white polyurethane coating on the palm and fingertips provides grip on dry and lightly oily surfaces without adding bulk. At 10.25 inches overall length, the glove fits a mens size Large hand and weighs approximately 1.83 pounds per pair. Treatment with Actifresh helps control odor during extended wear.

These gloves are suited for light-to-medium cut-hazard tasks found across HVAC sheet metal handling, electrical conduit work, plumbing rough-in, pool equipment service, and general maintenance. The 13-gauge knit construction keeps dexterity high, making them appropriate wherever a technician needs to manipulate small fasteners, fittings, or wiring without removing hand protection. The knit cuff secures the glove at the wrist and allows quick donning and removal. Formerly marketed under the Memphis Glove brand, the 9677L is sold as a pair.

Key Features

• ANSI/ISEA 105:2020 and 105:2016 rated for Cut Level 2 and Puncture Level 3
• 13-gauge Dyneema Diamond Technology shell for cut resistance with low bulk
• White PU palm and fingertip coating for grip on dry and lightly oily surfaces
• Full-fingered design with knit cuff for secure fit and quick donning
• Actifresh antimicrobial treatment to reduce odor during extended use
• ANSI/ISEA Abrasion Resistance Level 5

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or standard-issue cut-resistant glove for size Large hands requiring ANSI Cut Level 2 and Puncture Level 3 protection in light-to-medium hazard trade environments.

Installation Notes

Inspect gloves before each use for cuts, tears, or coating separation that could reduce protection. Hand protection selection should comply with the applicable site safety program and OSHA 29 CFR 1910.138 personal protective equipment requirements. Replace gloves when coating wear, tears, or persistent contamination compromise cut or grip performance. Do not use these gloves as a barrier against blood-borne pathogens, high-voltage electrical hazards, or chemical immersion.