Mcr Safety 96781XS Nitrile Work Gloves X-small

Product Description

The MCR SAFETY 96781XS is a general-purpose work glove built for trades and industrial environments where grip, dexterity, and hand protection are daily requirements. The glove features a 14-gauge gray nylon shell with a black nitrile foam coating applied across the palm, fingers, and over the knuckle. That foam coating delivers reliable grip on both wet and dry surfaces while keeping the glove lightweight and flexible enough for detail work. Sized for X-Small hands, the 96781XS uses a knit cuff style for a secure, comfortable fit during extended wear. A licensed HVAC tech, electrician, plumber, or general maintenance worker will find this glove suitable for parts handling, light assembly, and tool operation.

This glove is intended for general-purpose use in residential and commercial trade applications. The foam nitrile palm coating makes it well-suited for handling pipe fittings, electrical components, pool equipment, and similar parts where a controlled grip matters. The nylon lining and back material provide breathability during extended use. The knit cuff seals out debris and holds the glove in place without restricting wrist movement. This is a paired glove sold as a single pair per package and is part of the MCR SAFETY 96781 series, formerly produced under the Memphis Glove brand.

Key Features

• 14-gauge gray nylon shell for lightweight protection and breathability
• Black nitrile foam coating on palm, fingers, and over the knuckle
• Foam grip surface performs reliably in wet and dry conditions
• Knit cuff style for a snug, secure fit at the wrist
• X-Small sizing fits smaller hands with greater dexterity than heavier-duty gloves
• Sold as a pair; part of the MCR SAFETY 96781 series

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose work glove suitable for a wide range of trade and light industrial tasks where nitrile-coated palm protection and tactile dexterity are required.

Installation Notes

Inspect gloves before each use for tears, holes, or coating separation that could compromise grip or protection. Do not use these gloves as primary protection against electrical hazards, sharp cutting edges, or chemical immersion unless confirmed suitable for those applications by the manufacturer. Replace gloves when coating wear reduces grip effectiveness or when the shell shows structural damage.