Mcr Safety 9690YM Work Gloves Medium Latex Coated

Product Description

The MCR SAFETY 9690YM is a general purpose work glove designed for tradespeople and laborers who need reliable hand protection across a wide range of job-site tasks. The glove features a latex-dipped palm and fingertip coating with a crinkle grip surface, providing enhanced dexterity and grip on parts, tools, and materials. The shell and lining are constructed from an acrylic blend with a knit cuff and wing thumb configuration. Rated for protection against abrasion, puncture, cut, and heat exposure up to 500 degrees F, this glove fits a medium hand size for men or small for women and is sold as a pair.

This glove is suited for general maintenance, light assembly, material handling, and trade work where a flexible, coated glove is preferred over cut-resistant or chemical-resistant alternatives. HVAC technicians, plumbers, electricians, and general contractors commonly reach for this style when handling sheet metal edges, pipe, conduit, or fasteners. The high-visibility lime and blue colorway helps keep gloves visible on busy work sites. The unisex design and crinkle-grip latex coating make it practical for a broad range of hand-intensive tasks in both residential and light commercial environments.

Key Features

• Latex-dipped palm and fingertip coating with crinkle grip surface for secure hold on parts and tools
• Acrylic shell and lining with knit cuff for flexible, comfortable fit during extended wear
• Protection against abrasion, puncture, cut, and heat up to 500 degrees F
• High-visibility lime and blue colorway for easy identification on job sites
• Wing thumb construction reduces hand fatigue during repetitive gripping tasks
• Sold as a pair, sized medium for men or small for women

Compatibility

Designed as a general purpose coated work glove suitable for trade professionals in HVAC, plumbing, electrical, and general construction applications requiring palm-and-fingertip latex protection.

Installation Notes

Inspect gloves before each use for tears, punctures, or degraded coating that could compromise protection. These gloves are not rated for chemical immersion or high-voltage electrical work — select the appropriate glove class for those hazards. Follow applicable OSHA hand protection standards when selecting PPE for specific job-site tasks.