Mcr Safety FT300M Work Gloves Medium Latex Coated

Product Description

The MCR SAFETY FT300M is a general purpose work glove designed for everyday trade and light industrial tasks. The glove features a cotton and polyester construction with a dipped latex coating covering the palm and fingertips, providing grip and abrasion protection in a wide range of working conditions. Sized for medium hands and rated for both men and women, the FT300M is sold as a pair. The knit cuff style offers a comfortable, secure fit at the wrist. This glove is FDA approved and carries an unisex sizing designation, making it a practical stock item for job sites, facilities, and supply rooms.

The FT300M is suited for general purpose applications where light abrasion resistance and reliable grip are needed. Typical use cases include material handling, assembly work, landscaping, maintenance, and light construction tasks. The latex palm and fingertip coating performs on dry and slightly oily surfaces. The full-fingered, wing-thumb design supports dexterity for picking, sorting, and hand tool use. This glove is appropriate for use by HVAC technicians, plumbers, electricians, and general labor crews as a basic hand protection solution during non-electrical, non-chemical tasks.

Key Features

• Dipped latex coating on palm and fingertips for grip and abrasion resistance
• Cotton and polyester shell and lining for comfort during extended wear
• Knit cuff style provides a snug, adjustable wrist fit
• Wing thumb construction for improved dexterity and reduced hand fatigue
• Full-fingered coverage with protection rated for abrasion and cut resistance
• FDA approved; sold as a pair

Compatibility

Designed as a general purpose hand protection solution for medium-sized hands; fits men's medium and women's small sizing per the FT300 series specifications.

Installation Notes

No installation required. Inspect gloves before each use for tears, coating separation, or compromised seams. Do not use latex-coated gloves for tasks involving electrical live work or contact with strong solvents unless the glove is rated for those specific hazards. Replace gloves when coating shows visible wear or loss of grip.