MCR Safety 92752-L CutPro A5 Polyurethane-Coated Gloves — Large

The MCR Safety 92752-L CutPro A5 Polyurethane-Coated Gloves (Large), SKU 92752-L, provide ANSI/ISEA 105 Level A5 cut resistance in a 13-gauge HyperMax HPPE seamless knit with a translucent polyurethane palm coating — all in the Large size that fits the broadest segment of the industrial workforce. Touchscreen compatible, lightweight, and machine washable, the 92752-L is the go-to choice for electronics assembly, automotive manufacturing, pharmaceutical production, and precision handling applications where cut injury risk is real and dexterity cannot be sacrificed. As the most commonly ordered size in most workplace PPE programs, the Large version of the 92752 is a fundamental building block of any cut hazard control strategy.

Key Features

• ANSI/ISEA 105 Level A5 cut resistance — 2200g minimum TDM-100 blade cut test rating
• 13-gauge HyperMax HPPE seamless knit shell — advanced fiber technology for A5 at fine gauge
• Clear translucent PU palm coating — grip with full tactile sensitivity preserved
• Touchscreen-compatible fingertips — continuous device interaction without glove removal
• Lightweight flexible construction ideal for full-shift precision work
• Breathable uncoated knit back — comfort for extended wear
• Machine washable — supports hygiene maintenance programs
• Large sizing (92752-L) — most frequently specified size in industrial PPE programs
• EN 388 and EN ISO 21420 compliant

Detailed Description

Large is the anchor size of any industrial glove program. In most workforces, Large accounts for the plurality of glove orders, and it is often the size that procurement managers benchmark when evaluating a new glove model's fit, performance, and cost-effectiveness. The MCR Safety 92752-L delivers the full proposition of the CutPro A5 series — A5 cut resistance, translucent PU coating, touchscreen compatibility, and 13-gauge HyperMax HPPE construction — in the size configuration that the widest range of workers will depend on daily.

The A5 cut resistance rating of the 92752 series places it above the industry midpoint in cut protection. ANSI/ISEA 105 runs from A1 through A9, with A5 representing a substantial protection threshold appropriate for stamped metal handling, glass edge work, automotive assembly, and pharmaceutical packaging where sharper or more frequent hazards exist than a standard general-purpose work glove can address. For safety managers updating their cut hazard assessments after incident reviews or regulatory inspections, the 92752-L provides a documented, certified solution that can be referenced in PPE program records and JHA (Job Hazard Analysis) documentation.

One of the practical distinctions between the 92752 and heavier A5 or A6 alternatives is the weight and flexibility of the construction. Heavier cut gloves — particularly those using steel wire fiber blends or thick rubber coatings — can cause hand fatigue in precision assembly environments, where workers may perform hundreds of component placements per shift. The 92752-L's 13-gauge HPPE knit maintains its flexibility throughout the shift, and the translucent PU coating does not stiffen significantly with temperature fluctuations typical of indoor manufacturing. This durability of fit and feel across the work shift is a compliance asset: workers who find gloves uncomfortable mid-shift are more likely to remove them.

The translucent polyurethane coating of the 92752 is a thoughtful match for its target industries. Electronics assembly workers frequently need to verify component orientation by sight through the glove, identifying polarity marks, reference designators, or color-coded wiring. Pharmaceutical workers may need to read lot numbers and expiry dates on packaging. Automotive quality control staff may inspect part surface finishes through their gloves. The clear PU coating allows this visual inspection without PPE removal — a genuine safety and productivity benefit that distinguishes the 92752 from gloves with opaque coatings. For Large-handed workers performing these tasks, the 92752-L is a specifically appropriate tool rather than merely a general-purpose cut glove.

Machine washability completes the 92752-L's appeal for regulated manufacturing environments. Pharmaceutical GMP guidelines, food processing HACCP plans, and medical device quality systems may all require that reusable PPE be cleaned on a defined schedule. The 92752 withstands repeated warm-water machine wash cycles with appropriate detergent, and the PU coating maintains its adhesion through normal wash rotations. EHS managers can incorporate the 92752-L into documented glove hygiene programs, extending service life while maintaining compliance with industry hygiene standards.

Applications and Use Cases

• General industrial assembly lines — the most common application for the Large CutPro A5
• Automotive OEM assembly — stamped metal parts, glass components, trim assembly
• Electronics manufacturing — PCB handling, component assembly, device testing
• Pharmaceutical packaging and production line operations
• Distribution and logistics — knife-use stations, box cutting, receiving
• Medical device production requiring precision and regulatory-compliant PPE
• Sheet metal fabrication — parts staging, handling, and transfer
• Food processing lines — equipment cleanup, packaging, and cutting support tasks
• Aerospace subassembly and fastener handling
• Quality control inspection in manufacturing environments

Specifications

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• Cut-Resistant Gloves — Full Collection
• Work Gloves — All Categories
• MCR Safety Products at WC Safety
• ANSI A5 Cut-Resistant Gloves
• PU-Coated Cut-Resistant Gloves
• Touchscreen-Compatible Work Gloves

Frequently Asked Questions

Why is the 92752-L the most commonly ordered size in the CutPro series?

Large gloves fit the broadest segment of the adult workforce, which is why fleet PPE programs typically order more Large units than any other size. In the 92752 series, the Large version is frequently used as the evaluation sample when safety managers are assessing the glove for a new application, and it sets the benchmark for fit and performance expectations across the rest of the size range.

What is the ANSI A5 cut level and why does it matter for manufacturing?

ANSI/ISEA 105 Level A5 means the glove withstands at least 2200 grams of cutting force. For manufacturing environments — automotive, electronics, pharmaceuticals — where workers regularly handle stamped metal parts, glass components, or sharp packaging materials, A5 provides meaningful protection above the A2 or A3 levels typically found in general-purpose cut gloves. It represents a deliberate upgrade in protection without the weight and stiffness of A6+ alternatives.

Is the 92752-L appropriate for pharmaceutical GMP environments?

The 92752-L is machine washable and made from materials generally compatible with pharmaceutical production environments. For GMP-regulated settings, confirm with your quality team that the glove materials meet your facility's validation and contamination control requirements before use in classified areas.

Can workers use touchscreens while wearing the 92752-L?

Yes. The 92752 series features touchscreen-compatible fingertips that work with capacitive screens on tablets, handheld scanners, and HMI panels. Workers in production environments who interact with digital systems throughout their shift can maintain continuous cut protection without removing the glove for screen interaction.

What is the difference between the 92752 and a salt-and-pepper HPPE cut glove?

The 92752 uses a clear translucent PU coating, while some similar-looking HPPE gloves use a salt-and-pepper foam nitrile coating — a textured black-and-white appearance. The salt-and-pepper foam nitrile coating provides better grip in wet conditions and more cushioning, while the clear PU of the 92752 prioritizes tactile sensitivity and visual clarity. The 92752 is specifically suited to dry and light-oil environments such as electronics and pharma; salt-and-pepper variants are better for wet or oily industrial settings.

How long do the 92752-L gloves last in production environments?

Service life varies significantly by application. In precision assembly environments with light to moderate contact hazards, the 92752 can last one to three weeks of daily use or longer with machine washing. In higher-abrasion environments where the PU coating wears quickly, replacement frequency will be greater. Inspect gloves regularly for coating integrity, yarn damage, and cuts through the shell. Replace when protective integrity is compromised.

Does the 92752 come in other sizes for workers who need something other than Large?

Yes. The MCR Safety 92752 CutPro series is available in XX-Small, X-Small, Small, Medium, Large, X-Large, and XX-Large. WC Safety stocks the full size run to support complete workforce coverage. Contact us for multi-size bulk orders or to discuss fleet PPE supply agreements.

What OSHA standard governs cut-resistant glove selection?

OSHA 29 CFR 1910.138 requires that employers select hand protection based on the performance characteristics of the glove relative to the task, the conditions present, the potential hazards, and the duration of use. For cut hazards specifically, the ANSI/ISEA 105 standard provides the testing and rating framework that employers use to match glove cut levels to hazard assessments.