Mcr Safety 9696S Work Gloves Small Nylon Polyurethane

Product Description

The MCR Safety 9696S is a general purpose work glove designed for light-duty hand protection in industrial, assembly, and maintenance environments. The glove shell is constructed from nylon with a polyurethane dip coating applied to the palm and fingertips, providing grip enhancement and light abrasion resistance. The knit cuff delivers a secure, comfortable fit at the wrist. Sized for small hands, the 9696S is a paired, full-fingered, unisex glove suitable for a wide range of trade and production tasks. Installation and service professionals working in parts handling, light assembly, or general facility maintenance are the primary users of this glove style.

The 9696S fits general purpose applications where tactile sensitivity and dexterity matter more than heavy cut or impact protection. The polyurethane coating on the palm and fingertips supports gripping small components, hardware, and tools without sacrificing finger feel. The nylon shell keeps weight low and allows air circulation during extended wear. This glove is appropriate for residential and commercial job sites, warehouse operations, HVAC part handling, electrical rough-in work, and similar light-duty tasks where bare-hand dexterity is needed alongside basic protection.

Key Features

• Polyurethane dip coating on palm and fingertips for grip and light abrasion resistance
• Nylon shell, lining, and back construction for lightweight, breathable wear
• Knit cuff style provides a snug, adjustable wrist fit
• Full-fingered, wing-thumb design for natural dexterity and reduced stress points
• FDA approved for applicable light-duty contact applications
• Unisex sizing in small for a wide range of hand profiles

Compatibility

Designed as a general purpose replacement glove for light industrial, assembly, and maintenance use; part of the MCR Safety 9696 series.

Installation Notes

These gloves are worn by technicians and tradespeople handling parts, tools, and materials across HVAC, electrical, plumbing, and general maintenance work. Inspect gloves before each use for tears, holes, or coating separation that could reduce protection. Do not use these gloves as a substitute for cut-resistant, chemical-resistant, or high-voltage-rated hand protection in applications that require those specific ratings. Replace when coating wear or shell damage is visible.