Kevlar Knit Work Gloves
MCR Safety CutPro 9370 Kevlar knit work gloves provide an uncoated, regular-weight option for tasks involving cut and abrasion hazards. The 7-gauge shell uses 100% Kevlar aramid fiber, with a knit wrist cuff for a close fit. ASA lists this Memphis glove under SKU MEM9370 and sells it by the pair.
Key Features
- 100% Kevlar fiber shell
- Uncoated knitted construction
- Knit wrist cuff
- Manufacturer-listed abrasion level 2
Common Uses and Applications
- General industrial material handling
- Assembly after hazard assessment
- Handling rough components
- Fabrication tasks requiring cut resistance
Understand the Protection Ratings
MCR Safety lists cut level A3, abrasion level 2 and contact heat level 3 for model 9370. Use the A3 designation when comparing cut protection; the older phrase “cut level 3” does not clearly identify the current rating scale.
Cut resistance does not mean cut-proof protection. Assess edge sharpness, handling force and the possibility of punctures before selecting a glove. Abrasion resistance describes a separate performance property and should not be substituted for the cut rating.
The contact heat score does not establish suitability for open flames, welding or electrical work. Review the manufacturer's application guidance before handling heated surfaces. Fiber characteristics alone cannot establish the finished glove's protection against every thermal hazard.
OSHA Hand Protection Requirements
OSHA 29 CFR 1910.138 requires employers to select appropriate hand protection for identified hazards, including cuts, abrasions and thermal burns. Selection must consider performance, tasks, conditions and duration of use. These requirements guide workplace selection; they do not constitute OSHA approval of this product.
Choose for the Actual Handling Task
Try the selected size with the components and tools used on the job. Check fingertip control, cuff fit and grip before work begins. An uncoated knit shell is not a liquid barrier. Choose separately verified protection for chemicals, oils or other exposures requiring a barrier.
Inspect gloves before use for holes, thinning, contamination and damaged cuffs. Follow MCR Safety's care instructions and replace gloves when their condition no longer supports the task. Keep hands away from moving machinery and assess entanglement hazards before using knitted gloves.
Compare cut resistant gloves and sleeves when your assessment calls for higher cut resistance, a coated palm or additional arm coverage for the work being performed.
Manufacturer Documentation
Read the MCR Safety 9370 specification sheet (PDF) for model construction and size information. The official 9370 product page lists the performance scores. Match the exact model number when reordering.
FAQ: Memphis Kevlar Gloves
Is the price for a dozen?
No. ASA sells this listing by the pair.
Are these the coated 9370H gloves?
No. Model 9370 has a plain knitted shell.
Are these approved for food contact?
Obtain documentation for the intended food-contact use before selecting them.
Does Kevlar make them fireproof?
No. Material identity alone does not establish flame protection.
