Mcr Safety CP14RM Butyl Chemical Gloves 14 Inch Medium

Product Description

The MCR SAFETY CP14RM is a 14 mil butyl rubber chemical-resistant glove designed for trade and industrial professionals who handle acids, aldehydes, alcohols, amides, bases, esters, and ketones. Built with a solution-dipped process that creates a tight molecular structure, the CP14RM delivers strong chemical impermeability where other glove constructions fall short. The glove measures 14 inches in length with a gauntlet-style rolled cuff for added forearm protection. A textured rough finish improves grip when handling wet or slick containers. The butyl rubber compound is also anti-static, making it suitable for environments where electrostatic discharge is a concern.

The CP14RM is intended for use in chemical handling applications across industries such as industrial maintenance, laboratory work, chemical manufacturing, and hazardous material handling. The medium size fits a wide range of hand profiles. This glove is produced domestically using a unique solution-dipped process not achievable with conventional manufacturing methods. Professionals who regularly work with concentrated acids, solvents, or reactive chemical families will find the 14-inch gauntlet length provides meaningful wrist and forearm coverage beyond a standard elbow-length glove.

Key Features

• 14 mil butyl rubber construction provides strong permeation resistance to acids, bases, aldehydes, alcohols, amides, esters, and ketones
• Solution-dipped manufacturing process creates a tight molecular structure for maximum chemical impermeability
• 14-inch gauntlet length with rolled cuff for extended forearm coverage
• Textured rough finish improves grip on wet or slippery surfaces
• Anti-static butyl compound suitable for static-sensitive environments
• Component materials comply with all relevant federal regulations for food contact

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or direct-use glove for chemical handling applications requiring butyl rubber construction and gauntlet-length coverage. Sold as a pair.

Installation Notes

Inspect gloves for tears, pinholes, or degradation before each use. Donning and doffing procedures for chemical-resistant gloves should follow facility safety protocols and applicable OSHA personal protective equipment standards. Remove gloves by peeling from the wrist outward to avoid skin contact with any contaminated exterior surface. Do not use damaged gloves in chemical environments.