Mcr Safety PD5931M Mechanics Gloves Size M Ansi A6

Product Description

The MCR SAFETY PD5931M is a mechanics-style work glove engineered for high-risk hand protection in environments where cut, puncture, and abrasion hazards are present simultaneously. Built with a leather palm and grip surface, an HPPE liner, and a thermoplastic elastomer back, this glove meets ANSI Cut Level A6, ANSI Puncture Level 4, and ANSI Abrasion Level 6 — placing it among the most protective general-purpose work gloves available in a leather construction. Sized for medium hands, it weighs 0.74 pounds per pair and ships as a single pair per package. Designed for HVAC, mechanical, and industrial trades where sharp metal edges, wire ends, and rough surfaces are routine job hazards.

The PD5931M is suited for residential and commercial mechanical trades including HVAC installation and service, plumbing rough-in, and electrical work involving conduit, sheet metal, or wire handling. The leather grip surface provides tactile feedback on tools and fittings while the HPPE liner delivers serious cut resistance without sacrificing dexterity. The tan and high-visibility lime color scheme makes the gloves easy to locate on a job site. This glove is intended for professional tradespeople who regularly work with sharp edges, fasteners, and abrasive materials.

Key Features

• ANSI Cut Level A6 protection from HPPE liner construction
• ANSI Puncture Level 4 resistance for work around fasteners and sharp wire ends
• ANSI Abrasion Level 6 rated for extended contact with rough or abrasive surfaces
• Leather palm and grip surface for tool control and durability
• Thermoplastic elastomer back for flexibility and impact resistance
• High-visibility lime coloring for easy identification on the job site

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement mechanics glove in size medium, suitable for general trade and industrial hand protection applications requiring ANSI A6 cut resistance.

Installation Notes

Inspect gloves before each use for cuts, tears, or degraded stitching that may reduce protection levels. Leather palm gloves should not be used around open flames or high-heat surfaces beyond the material rating. Replace immediately if the liner or outer shell shows visible damage. Proper glove sizing is critical to maintaining dexterity and protection — a glove that fits loosely reduces grip and can catch on moving parts.