Mcr Safety PD2909S Cut Resistant Gloves Ansi A4 Small

Product Description

The MCR Safety PD2909S is a mechanic-style cut, puncture, and abrasion-resistant work glove designed for trade professionals who need reliable hand protection in demanding environments. Built with an HPPE-lined palm and a red silicone tire-tread pattern coating, the glove meets ANSI/ISEA 105:2020 Cut Level A4, ANSI Puncture Level 2, and ANSI Abrasion Level 5. The patented thermoplastic rubber back-of-hand panel adds impact resistance rated at ANSI 138 Impact Level 1. Sized small and sold as a pair, these gloves are worn by HVAC technicians, electricians, plumbers, and general tradespeople working around sharp edges, sheet metal, and rough surfaces.

The PD2909S suits residential and light commercial trade work where cut and puncture hazards are present. Typical applications include handling sheet metal ductwork, conduit, copper pipe, and hardware. The black 2-way spandex back provides breathability during extended wear, and the neoprene cuff with hook-and-loop closure keeps the glove secure. Breathable fourchettes improve dexterity for tool-heavy tasks. The synthetic leather palm with red silicone grip maintains control on tools and materials even in oily or wet conditions.

Key Features

• ANSI/ISEA 105:2020 Cut Level A4 with HPPE-lined palm for edge and blade protection
• ANSI Puncture Level 2 resistance suited for fastener and wire handling
• ANSI Abrasion Level 5 synthetic leather palm resists wear from rough surfaces
• Patented tire-tread TPR back-of-hand panel rated ANSI 138 Impact Level 1
• Red silicone tire-tread coating on palm and fingertips for grip on tools and pipe
• Hook-and-loop neoprene cuff with ID box for secure fit and labeling

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style work glove for general trade and industrial use; part of the MCR Safety PD2909 series available in multiple sizes.

Installation Notes

Worn by licensed tradespeople including HVAC technicians, electricians, and plumbers during installation and service work. Inspect gloves before each use and replace if cut resistance liner is compromised or the coating shows significant wear. These gloves are not rated as electrical insulating gloves and should not be used as primary protection against electrical shock hazards. Follow all applicable jobsite PPE requirements and OSHA hand protection standards.