Mcr Safety N9690TCS Cut Puncture Abrasion Gloves Small

Product Description

The MCR SAFETY N9690TCS is a knit-style, full-fingered work glove engineered for cut, puncture, and abrasion resistance in demanding trade environments. The shell combines Dyneema and synthetic fibers with a 13-gauge terry cloth construction, and the palm is coated with a bi-polymer coating for grip and durability. Rated ANSI/ISEA 105 Cut Level A5, Abrasion Level 4, and Puncture Level 4, this glove is built for tasks where hand protection standards are non-negotiable. An acrylic terry inner lining adds a layer of insulation, and an Actifresh treatment helps control bacteria and odor during extended wear. Formerly marketed under the Memphis Glove brand.

The N9690TCS is suited for general industrial trades, HVAC mechanical work, plumbing, sheet metal fabrication, and other applications that expose hands to sharp edges, rough surfaces, or repetitive abrasion. The palm-coat grip surface helps maintain control on tools and fittings in dry conditions. Sized for small hands, with a knit cuff and salt-and-pepper cuff color, it is sold as a pair. The glove is not rated as a blood-borne pathogen barrier and is not FDA approved for food-contact use.

Key Features

• ANSI/ISEA 105:2020 rated Cut Level A5, Abrasion Level 4, and Puncture Level 4
• Dyneema and synthetic fiber back and cuff construction for cut and puncture resistance
• Bi-polymer palm coating provides grip and abrasion protection
• 13-gauge terrycloth primary material with acrylic terry inner lining for light insulation
• Actifresh antimicrobial treatment helps reduce bacteria and odor buildup
• Full-fingered, knit-cuff design sold as a pair

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or standard-issue cut-resistant work glove for small-handed trade professionals requiring ANSI/ISEA 105 Level A5 cut protection in general industrial and mechanical service applications.

Installation Notes

Inspect gloves before each use for tears, coating separation, or compromised seams that may reduce protection levels. Follow your employer or jobsite PPE program requirements when selecting glove cut levels for specific tasks. Gloves should be replaced when coating wear, cuts, or structural damage are observed. This glove is not a blood-borne pathogen barrier and should not be used as a substitute for fluid-resistant protection where required.