Mcr Safety PD2903M Mechanics Gloves Medium Cowhide

Product Description

The MCR SAFETY PD2903M is a full-fingered mechanics and lifting glove rated for general-purpose trade work. The palm is constructed from cowhide leather with D3O impact and vibration-reducing padding, delivering ANSI/ISEA Level 1 impact protection alongside an abrasion resistance rating of Level 3. The back of the hand uses a full patented tire-tread thermoplastic elastomer (TPR) overlay over a two-way brown spandex fabric for flexibility and secondary impact defense. A hook-and-loop closure with an ID panel locks the fit at the wrist. Reinforced thumb crotch and synthetic leather fourchettes extend wear life in high-friction tasks. Sold as a pair.

These gloves are suited for mechanics, HVAC technicians, electricians, plumbers, and general maintenance trades that involve repetitive tool use, vibration exposure, or material handling. The wing thumb design supports natural hand movement during wrench work, pipe handling, and electrical panel tasks. The adjustable spandex cuff accommodates a range of wrist sizes. The glove is unisex and sized as a medium for men or small for women, making it a practical single-SKU option for mixed crews.

Key Features

• D3O impact and vibration-reducing palm padding with ANSI/ISEA Level 1 impact rating
• ANSI/ISEA Abrasion Resistance Level 3 cowhide leather palm
• Full patented tire-tread TPR on back-of-hand for knuckle and finger protection
• Hook-and-loop adjustable closure with integrated ID panel
• Reinforced thumb crotch and synthetic leather fourchettes for extended durability
• Two-way brown spandex back for dexterity and breathability
• Maximum operating temperature of 392 degrees F

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style general-purpose mechanics and lifting glove from the MCR SAFETY PD2903 series, sized Medium (mens) or Small (womens), suitable for standard trade applications requiring impact, abrasion, cut, puncture, and heat protection.

Installation Notes

Inspect gloves before each use for cuts, tears, or degraded padding that could reduce protection. Ensure the hook-and-loop wrist closure is fully secured before beginning work to prevent the glove from shifting during tool operation. Follow applicable OSHA hand protection standards and site PPE policies when selecting gloves for specific hazard levels. Do not use these gloves for electrical arc flash or high-voltage work unless the glove is rated and tested for that application.