MCR Safety 92743LT CutPro A8 Crinkle Latex Gloves

MCR Safety 92743LT-XS CutPro A8 Crinkle Latex Gloves — X-Small

The MCR Safety 92743LT-XS CutPro A8 crinkle latex gloves in X-Small bring ANSI/ISEA 105 Level A8 cut resistance to workers with the smallest hand profiles — a size that is frequently understocked in industrial PPE programs but critically important for ensuring that all team members receive equally rated protection. Built on a 13-gauge HyperMax HPPE shell with a crinkle latex palm coating, the 92743LT-XS delivers top-tier cut protection in an ergonomically sized glove that fits without excess material bunching at the fingertips. For assembly operations, glass handling, and precision metal work where small-handed workers are part of the team, this glove closes the size gap in A8 protection programs.

Key Features

• ANSI/ISEA 105 A8 Cut Resistance — Maximum cut resistance classification; resists 6000+ grams of cutting force before breakthrough
• X-Small (XS) Sizing — Correctly sized for workers with smaller hands, preventing the fit issues that cause excess material to bunch at fingertips or palms
• 13-Gauge HyperMax HPPE Shell — High-tenacity polyethylene fiber knit in a fine gauge that balances maximum protection with hand mobility
• Crinkle Latex Palm Coating — Textured latex surface provides reliable grip on dry, wet, and lightly oily surfaces
• Seamless Knit Construction — Eliminates internal seams that cause pressure points during extended wear
• Breathable Uncoated Knit Back — Promotes airflow to reduce moisture buildup and hand fatigue over long shifts
• ANSI/ISEA 105-2016 Compliant — Independently tested cut resistance rating supports safety documentation and compliance audits
• Machine Washable — Supports glove hygiene programs and reduces per-pair cost through multiple wash cycles

Detailed Description

In most industrial PPE procurement programs, glove orders default to Medium, Large, and X-Large in the bulk of the quantity, with Small and X-Small treated as afterthoughts. This creates a real safety gap: workers wearing gloves that are too large lose dexterity, experience excess material over their fingertips, and are more likely to have gloves catch, pull, or shift during use — all of which increase injury risk regardless of the glove's cut resistance rating. The MCR Safety 92743LT-XS exists to close that gap.

At X-Small, the 92743LT delivers the exact same A8-rated HyperMax HPPE construction and crinkle latex palm coating as every other size in the series — the only difference is the circumference and length of the knit. Workers with smaller hands receive genuine A8 protection that actually fits, not an oversized glove that technically meets a specification but performs poorly in practice.

The crinkle latex coating is applied to the full palm and fingertips. The crinkle texture — created during the dipping and curing process — adds microscopic peaks and valleys to the coating surface that mechanically engage with workpiece surfaces. This is particularly effective on smooth metal surfaces, glass panels, and finished components where a flat-dipped glove may slip under load.

Safety and procurement professionals ordering for facilities with mixed workforce demographics should note that X-Small sizing is particularly common among women in manufacturing roles, workers of smaller stature, and some skilled assembly technicians whose precision work benefits from a tighter-fitting glove. Ensuring XS is part of the glove inventory is both a compliance matter and a practical safety measure.

The 92743LT-XS is part of MCR Safety's broader CutPro system, which provides consistent A8 protection across the full size range. This allows safety managers to specify a single SKU family across an entire operation, simplifying procurement, training documentation, and compliance recordkeeping.

Applications and Use Cases

• Precision Metal Assembly — Small-component assembly on stamped or formed metal parts with exposed cut edges
• Sheet Metal and Glass Handling — Moving and positioning materials with high-level cut hazard ratings
• Automotive Trim Installation — Handling sharp plastic clips, formed sheet steel, and body panel components
• Electronics Manufacturing — Environments where sharp PCB edges and metal brackets present A6–A8 hazards
• Metal Service Center Operations — Sorting, counting, and staging cut-to-length steel and aluminum products
• Recycling Facilities — Handling mixed scrap with unpredictable sharp edges in sorting operations
• Appliance and HVAC Assembly — Working with formed sheet metal housings where cut edges are present throughout the assembly process

Specifications

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