Mcr Safety 97980L Chemical Resistant Gloves Large 28 Mil

Product Description

The MCR SAFETY 97980L is a supported nitrile chemical resistant glove designed for trade and industrial hand protection where exposure to oils, solvents, and chemical splashes is a daily hazard. Built at 28 mil thickness, this glove sits in the heavy-duty range, offering a meaningful barrier between the hand and harsh substances. An interlock knit lining adds interior comfort during extended wear. The rough finish on the nitrile shell improves grip on wet or oily surfaces. At 11 inches in overall length, the glove provides forearm coverage suitable for tasks involving dip or splash exposure. Licensed tradespeople and industrial workers in HVAC, plumbing, electrical, and general maintenance commonly reach for this glove class.

This glove is sized Large and suits both men and women in that size range. It is appropriate for applications in residential and light commercial service work where chemical handling is part of the job — including refrigerant line prep, solvent-based pipe cement work, flux application, pool chemical handling, and general parts washing. The supported construction — a fabric liner bonded to the nitrile shell — gives the glove structure and makes it easier to don and doff repeatedly during a shift.

Key Features

• 28 mil nitrile construction provides heavy-duty chemical and abrasion resistance
• Supported design with interlock knit lining for comfort and glove stability
• Rough finish exterior improves grip on wet, oily, or chemical-coated surfaces
• 11 inch overall length offers extended wrist and lower forearm protection
• Sized Large — fits both men and women in standard Large

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose chemical resistant work glove for trade professionals handling solvents, oils, and chemical solutions in residential and commercial service environments.

Installation Notes

Chemical resistant gloves should be inspected before each use for punctures, tears, or degradation of the nitrile shell. Inspect the interior lining for separation from the outer shell, which can compromise structural integrity. Follow applicable OSHA hand protection standards and the chemical manufacturer's SDS when selecting glove class for specific chemical exposures. Dispose of gloves that show signs of permeation, swelling, or discoloration after chemical contact.