Mechanix Wear MCLD-X00-012 Cut Resistant Gloves 2XL

Product Description

The MECHANIX WEAR MCLD-X00-012 is a full-fingered, cut- and puncture-resistant work glove built for trade professionals who work around sharp edges, sheet metal, wire, conduit, and similar hazards. Constructed with Durahide leather on the palm, fingers, and cuff, the glove meets ANSI Cut Level A9, ANSI Abrasion Level 6, and ANSI Puncture Level 4, placing it among the highest-rated hand protection categories available. An ArmorCore lining reinforces the structure without significantly bulking the hand. The slip-on cuff design allows fast donning and removal. This pair ships in size 2X-Large, men's numeric size 12, and is sold as a pair.

These gloves are suited for HVAC sheet-metal work, ductwork fabrication, pipefitting, electrical rough-in, and general mechanical service where lacerations and punctures are primary hazards. The padded palm reduces vibration fatigue during repetitive tool use. The gray and black colorway is standard for field and shop environments. The glove is not FDA-approved and does not provide a blood-borne pathogen barrier or static dissipation, so it is not appropriate for medical or electronics applications.

Key Features

• Durahide leather palm, fingers, and cuff for durability against abrasion
• ArmorCore lining delivers ANSI Cut Level A9 protection
• ANSI Abrasion Level 6 and ANSI Puncture Level 4 ratings
• EN388 rated 3X43F for European compliance reference
• Padded palm reduces fatigue on high-vibration tasks
• Slip-on cuff for fast, one-hand donning
• Full-fingered coverage for complete hand protection

Compatibility

Designed for general-trade hand protection applications requiring ANSI A9 cut resistance and Level 4 puncture resistance. Sized for men's 2X-Large hands and women's numeric size 11 per ANSI sizing standards.

Installation Notes

Inspect gloves before each use for cuts, tears, or worn leather that may compromise protection ratings. Replace immediately if the ArmorCore lining is exposed or damaged. These gloves are not a substitute for arc-flash PPE or electrical insulating gloves when working on energized equipment. Follow applicable OSHA hand protection standards when selecting PPE for specific hazard assessments.