Mcr Safety MU3644XXL Utility Driver Gloves 2x-large

Product Description

The MCR SAFETY MU3644XXL is a utility driver work glove constructed from top grain goatskin leather, designed for electrical utility, linework, and heavy trade applications. The double palm construction adds a second layer of goatskin across the palm, fingertips, and knuckle area for reinforced abrasion resistance without restricting dexterity. All stitch lines are sewn with Kevlar thread to extend wear life and prevent seam failure under load. The 5-inch split cowhide bell cuff extends coverage up the forearm. This glove carries an arc flash rating of 28.6 cal/cm2 (HRC2/CAT2), making it appropriate for qualified electrical workers operating in arc-rated PPE programs.

The MU3644XXL is sized 2X-Large and sold as a pair. It is intended for utility lineworkers, electricians, and general trade professionals who require arc-rated hand protection during overhead line work, substation maintenance, transmission pole operations, and similar high-exposure tasks. The wing style thumb and shirred elastic wristband help maintain a secure fit during extended wear. The brown goatskin construction provides the tactile feedback required for working with hardware, rope, and conductor components in the field.

Key Features

• Top grain goatskin leather construction for dexterity and abrasion resistance
• Double palm layer of goatskin across palm, fingertips, and knuckle for added protection
• Arc flash rated at 28.6 cal/cm2 (HRC2/CAT2) for use in arc-rated PPE programs
• All seams sewn with Kevlar thread to resist seam blowout and extend glove life
• 5-inch split cowhide bell cuff for extended forearm coverage
• Wing style thumb and shirred elastic wrist for a secure, comfortable fit

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style utility driver glove appropriate for electrical utility, linework, and heavy trade applications requiring arc-rated hand protection at the HRC2/CAT2 level.

Installation Notes

Inspection and replacement of arc-rated PPE including gloves should follow the employer PPE program and applicable NFPA 70E requirements. Before donning, inspect the glove for cuts, tears, or seam separation that could compromise arc or abrasion protection. Leather PPE should be stored away from heat, direct sunlight, and chemical exposure to maintain rated performance. A qualified electrical worker should verify that the glove arc rating meets or exceeds the incident energy exposure calculated for the task.