Mcr Safety MG9648XL Predator Chemical Gloves Xl

Product Description

The MCR Safety MG9648XL is a chemical-resistant work glove built for trade and industrial applications where grip, dexterity, and hand protection against chemicals are required. The shell is an 18-gauge seamless nylon knit, then double-dipped in a PVC/Nitrile bi-polymer coating. The first dip applies a red PVC/Nitrile layer; the second applies a black sandy-finish PVC/Nitrile layer over the palm for enhanced grip on wet or oily surfaces. A 12-inch gauntlet cuff extends wrist and forearm protection. Sold as a pair in X-Large sizing, these gloves are suited for electricians, plumbers, HVAC technicians, chemical handling crews, and general maintenance workers.

These gloves are designed for tasks involving chemical exposure, wet handling, and repetitive grip work in both residential and commercial settings. The seamless nylon shell reduces interior seam irritation during extended wear. The gauntlet cuff style is appropriate for applications where splash protection or extended coverage is needed, such as chemical mixing, parts cleaning, and handling of solvents or coatings. Component materials comply with applicable federal regulations for food-contact use, broadening the range of applicable environments.

Key Features

• 18-gauge seamless nylon shell for interior comfort and reduced irritation
• PVC/Nitrile bi-polymer double-dip coating for chemical and liquid resistance
• Black sandy-finish outer layer provides grip on wet and oily surfaces
• 12-inch gauntlet cuff for wrist and lower forearm splash protection
• Component materials comply with federal regulations for food contact
• X-Large sizing sold in pairs

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style general-purpose chemical-resistant glove suitable for HVAC, plumbing, electrical, and industrial maintenance applications requiring hand and wrist protection against chemical splash and wet handling.

Installation Notes

Inspect gloves for tears, pinholes, or coating separation before each use. Do not use damaged gloves in chemical-handling environments. Follow applicable OSHA PPE requirements and site safety protocols when selecting gloves for specific chemical exposures. Verify chemical compatibility with the PVC/Nitrile coating against the specific substances handled on the job.