Mcr Safety MU3624GKL Arc Flash Gloves 61.4 Cal/cm2

Product Description

The MCR SAFETY MU3624GKL is a paired set of arc flash flame protection gloves rated to a maximum arc flash protection level of 61.4 calories per square centimeter (cal/cm2). These gloves are constructed without a lining, providing direct-contact fit for dexterity during energized electrical work. They are intended for use in environments where arc flash exposure is a hazard, including industrial facilities, utility substations, and commercial electrical systems. Licensed electricians and qualified electrical workers select this type of glove when performing tasks on or near live electrical equipment in compliance with NFPA 70E arc flash personal protective equipment requirements.

The MU3624GKL gloves are suited for residential, commercial, and industrial electrical applications where a high arc flash protection rating is required. They are sold as a paired set, meaning both left and right hand gloves are included. The unlined construction makes them appropriate for tasks requiring tactile sensitivity, such as circuit breaker operation, panel work, and switching procedures. Electrical tradespeople and safety professionals specifying arc flash PPE kits commonly select gloves in this protection category for high-exposure switching and racking tasks.

Key Features

• Maximum arc flash protection rating of 61.4 cal/cm2 for high-exposure electrical tasks
• Unlined interior for improved dexterity and tactile feedback
• Sold as a paired set covering both left and right hand
• Designed for use in NFPA 70E arc flash PPE compliance programs
• Lightweight at 0.48 pounds per pair

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style arc flash glove for use in personal protective equipment programs requiring high cal/cm2-rated hand protection for energized electrical work.

Installation Notes

Arc flash gloves must be inspected for cuts, punctures, or degradation before each use. Qualified electrical workers should follow their facility arc flash hazard analysis and NFPA 70E PPE category requirements when selecting and donning this equipment. Always de-energize and lock out equipment when possible before performing electrical work. When live work is required, use these gloves as part of a complete arc flash PPE ensemble including face protection and arc-rated clothing.