Mcr Safety MU3644L Mustang Driver Gloves Arc Rated

Product Description

The MCR SAFETY MU3644L is a large-size arc-rated utility driver glove built for heavy-duty field work in the electrical utility industry. The glove is constructed from top grain goatskin leather, which delivers better dexterity and abrasion resistance than split leather alternatives. A double palm layer of premium brown goatskin covers the palm, fingertips, and knuckle area for added protection without limiting hand movement. All stitch lines are sewn with Kevlar thread to extend wear life and prevent seam blowout. The MU3644L carries an arc flash rating of 28.6 cal/cm2, placing it in HRC2/CAT2 classification.

This glove is designed for utility industry professionals including lineworkers, electrical workers, and maintenance technicians who require arc flash protection and durable hand coverage during daily field operations. The 5-inch split cowhide bell cuff extends protection up the forearm, making it suitable for tasks involving elevated arc flash exposure or overhead work. The wing-style thumb and shirred elastic wristband contribute to a secure, comfortable fit during extended wear. It is sold as a pair and sized for large hands.

Key Features

• Top grain goatskin leather construction for superior dexterity and abrasion resistance
• Double palm layer of goatskin at palm, fingertips, and knuckle for reinforced protection
• Sewn with Kevlar thread on all stitch lines to resist seam failure and extend service life
• Arc flash rated at 28.6 cal/cm2, HRC2/CAT2 classification
• 5-inch split cowhide bell cuff for extended forearm coverage
• Wing-style thumb and shirred elastic wrist for a secure fit

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style work glove for utility industry applications requiring arc flash protection at the HRC2/CAT2 level.

Installation Notes

These gloves are intended for use by qualified electrical workers and utility technicians operating in environments with arc flash hazards. Always verify that the glove rating meets or exceeds the arc flash incident energy level identified in a site-specific arc flash hazard analysis before use. Inspect gloves before each use for cuts, abrasions, or compromised stitching. Follow applicable NFPA 70E guidelines for personal protective equipment selection and use.