Mcr Safety 9688L Work Gloves Large Latex Coated

Product Description

The MCR Safety 9688L is a general purpose work glove designed for tradespeople and laborers who need reliable hand protection during everyday tasks. Built on a cotton and polyester blend shell, this full-fingered glove features a latex dip coating across the palm and fingertips, providing grip and resistance against abrasion, puncture, and cuts. The knit cuff style offers a snug, comfortable fit at the wrist. Weighing just 0.3 pounds per pair, the 9688L is a lightweight option suited for extended wear throughout a workday without sacrificing protection in common trade environments.

The 9688L is sized Large for men and Medium for women, making it a unisex fit across a broad range of hand sizes. These gloves are appropriate for general labor tasks in construction, industrial maintenance, HVAC installation, plumbing rough-in work, and electrical staging where dexterity and basic hand protection are both required. The wing thumb design supports natural hand movement during gripping and tool handling. They are sold and packaged as a pair.

Key Features

• Latex palm and fingertip coating for grip on tools, pipe, conduit, and rough surfaces
• Cotton and polyester blend shell with matching lining and back material for all-day comfort
• Knit cuff style provides flexible, secure fit at the wrist
• Wing thumb construction allows natural range of motion
• Full-fingered coverage protects against abrasion, puncture, and cut hazards
• Lightweight at 0.3 pounds per pair, suitable for extended wear

Compatibility

Designed as a general purpose replacement or stock glove for tradespeople requiring latex-coated cotton blend hand protection in standard large sizing.

Installation Notes

These gloves are worn by general laborers, HVAC technicians, plumbers, and electricians during material handling, staging, and rough-in tasks. Inspect gloves before each use for tears, coating separation, or degraded latex that may reduce protection. Do not use latex-coated gloves near open flames or high-heat surfaces. Replace gloves when coating wear reduces grip or when the shell shows visible damage.