Mcr Safety MU3624M Arc Flash Gloves 14 Cal/cm2

Product Description

The MCR SAFETY MU3624M is a paired set of arc flash flame protection gloves rated to a maximum of 14.0 cal/cm2 incident energy. Designed for electrical workers and industrial maintenance professionals, these unlined gloves provide a direct-fit feel while delivering arc flash and flame resistance required for energized electrical work. The paired configuration means both a left and right glove are included in each package. Licensed electricians and electrical safety technicians are the primary installers and users of this PPE in compliance with arc flash hazard assessments and NFPA 70E work practices.

These gloves are suited for use in commercial and industrial electrical environments where arc flash PPE is mandated by site safety programs or OSHA requirements. The unlined interior construction keeps bulk to a minimum, which supports dexterity during panel work, switchgear service, and energized conductor handling. They apply to tasks categorized under arc flash PPE Category 2 or equivalent incident energy analysis results at or below 14.0 cal/cm2.

Key Features

• Maximum arc flash protection rating of 14.0 cal/cm2, suitable for PPE Category 2 work tasks
• Unlined construction for improved dexterity and tactile feedback during energized electrical work
• Paired set includes both left and right glove in a single package
• Flame-resistant materials help limit burn injury from arc flash events
• Compact packaged dimensions support easy storage in a tool bag or PPE kit

Compatibility

Designed as arc flash PPE gloves for electricians and electrical maintenance professionals working on energized equipment where incident energy levels require protection up to 14.0 cal/cm2.

Installation Notes

Arc flash gloves are PPE worn by licensed electricians and qualified electrical workers prior to performing energized electrical work. Before donning, inspect gloves for cuts, holes, or contamination that would compromise protection. Use in accordance with a site-specific arc flash hazard analysis conducted per NFPA 70E or applicable electrical safety standards. Do not use gloves that show signs of damage, degradation, or contamination from oils, solvents, or other materials that may reduce arc flash resistance.