Mcr Safety 9686S Cut-resistant Gloves Ansi A3 Kevlar Small

Product Description

The MCR SAFETY 9686S is a cut- and puncture-resistant work glove built for trades where hand protection against sharp edges, abrasion, and puncture hazards is required. Constructed with a 100% Kevlar fiber shell at 7-gauge, the glove delivers ANSI/ISEA Cut Level A3 and Puncture Level 4 performance in a lightweight knit form. The split leather palm provides durability where wear is heaviest, and a reinforced thumb crotch extends service life in high-stress grip positions. Kevlar construction means the glove will not melt, ignite, or conduct electricity, making it suitable for environments with incidental heat or electrical exposure.

The 9686S is suited for general industrial, utility, and trade applications where workers handle sheet metal, wire, pipe, conduit, or other materials with sharp edges. Typical install and service scenarios include HVAC fabrication, plumbing rough-in, electrical work, and light manufacturing. The textured grip surface and leather palm coating provide secure handling of workpieces in dry conditions. This is a unisex glove sized Small, which also corresponds to a Women's X-Small sizing reference.

Key Features

• ANSI/ISEA Cut Level A3 and Puncture Level 4 protection for handling sharp materials
• 100% Kevlar fiber shell construction — will not melt, ignite, or conduct electricity
• Split leather palm with dipped coating for abrasion resistance rated ANSI Level 5
• Reinforced thumb crotch for extended wear life in high-use grip zones
• Seamless Kevlar lining for comfort during extended wear
• Knit cuff style for secure fit and easy donning
• EN 388 Rating 4344 — meets ANSI 105:2020 and ANSI 105:2016 standards

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style protective glove in the MCR SAFETY 9686 Series, sized Small, compatible with standard hand protection programs requiring ANSI Cut Level A3 and Puncture Level 4 compliance.

Installation Notes

Inspect gloves before each use for cuts, tears, or worn leather palm areas that would reduce protection. Replace immediately if the Kevlar shell or leather palm shows visible damage. Leather palm gloves perform best in dry conditions — reduced grip may occur in wet environments. These gloves are not rated as blood-borne pathogen barriers and are not FDA-approved for food contact applications.