MCR Safety 92752-M CutPro A5 Polyurethane-Coated Gloves — Medium

The MCR Safety 92752-M CutPro A5 Polyurethane-Coated Gloves (Medium), SKU 92752-M, provide ANSI/ISEA 105 Level A5 cut resistance in a 13-gauge HyperMax HPPE seamless knit with a clear polyurethane palm coating, sized for Medium hands. Part of the industry-respected CutPro series, the 92752-M is a precision-handling glove engineered for electronics assembly, automotive production, pharmaceutical manufacturing, and any work environment where high cut resistance and full finger sensitivity must coexist. Touchscreen compatible and machine washable, this Medium is a critical component of a complete workforce PPE solution alongside the full 92752 size range.

Key Features

• ANSI/ISEA 105 Level A5 cut resistance — tested to 2200g minimum cut force
• 13-gauge HyperMax HPPE seamless knit — premium fiber engineering for A5 protection at fine gauge
• Translucent polyurethane (PU) palm and finger coating — precision grip, maximum tactile feedback
• Touchscreen-compatible fingertips for uninterrupted capacitive screen operation
• Lightweight flexible construction — ideal for precision assembly over full production shifts
• Breathable uncoated knit back — prevents heat accumulation and promotes long-term wear compliance
• Machine washable for regulated industry hygiene programs
• Medium sizing — second most common size in industrial PPE programs
• EN 388 and EN ISO 21420 compliant

Detailed Description

Medium-sized workers represent a substantial portion of any mixed workforce, and providing them with a properly fitted A5 cut glove is foundational to a complete cut hazard control program. The MCR Safety 92752-M brings the full performance package of the CutPro series to Medium-handed workers: 13-gauge HyperMax HPPE construction at A5 cut resistance, clear PU coating for grip and dexterity, and touchscreen fingertips that eliminate the productivity and compliance cost of glove removal. In electronics assembly environments where workers spend eight or more hours per shift handling circuit boards, passive components, and subassemblies, the 92752-M's lightweight feel and conformal fit reduce the friction that leads to PPE non-compliance.

The 13-gauge HyperMax HPPE shell of the 92752 series is engineered to deliver A5 cut performance at a gauge that remains fine enough for meaningful finger articulation. Many A5 gloves on the market rely on coarser knits, steel wire content, or thick rubber coatings to hit the cut level — all of which sacrifice some degree of dexterity or worker comfort. MCR Safety's HyperMax HPPE formulation is designed to maximize cut resistance per unit of fiber, enabling the 13-gauge construction to meet A5 without resorting to constructions that impede precision work. For Medium-handed workers in electronics and pharmaceutical roles, this technical distinction translates to a glove they will actually continue wearing throughout their shift.

The clear polyurethane coating of the 92752-M adheres conformally to the palm and fingers, providing grip enhancement on dry and lightly oily surfaces without adding bulk that would reduce the sensation of small parts, connectors, or precision instruments through the fingertips. This coating selection reflects an understanding of where the 92752 is deployed: environments where the cost of a mishandled component, a damaged PCB, or a dispensing error is high. Clear PU is the coating of choice when visual and tactile transparency matter as much as protection. For Medium-sized workers performing quality inspection or close-tolerance assembly, the 92752-M delivers that balance.

Touchscreen compatibility in the 92752-M is especially relevant for workers who interact frequently with handheld devices, barcode scanners, or tablet-based work instructions. In automotive manufacturing plants that have digitized work instructions on line-side tablets, or pharmaceutical facilities where electronic batch records are managed on touchscreen terminals, the ability to navigate digital interfaces without removing gloves is a meaningful productivity and compliance factor. Workers who must remove gloves multiple times per shift to interact with screens are more likely to skip PPE reinstatement, particularly near the end of a shift when fatigue reduces attention to compliance behaviors.

As part of the complete 92752 size range from XX-Small through XX-Large, the Medium variant enables EHS managers to issue every worker on a cut-hazard task a properly fitted, certified glove from a single product family. Standardizing on one model across sizes simplifies procurement, documentation, and training — workers understand the protection level and proper use of their gloves regardless of size. WC Safety stocks the full 92752 range and supports bulk and multi-size orders for facilities that need complete workforce coverage under a single PPE line item.

Applications and Use Cases

• Electronics assembly — component handling, PCB population, subassembly operations
• Automotive manufacturing — trim assembly, glass handling, stamped metal parts
• Pharmaceutical production and packaging lines
• Medical device manufacturing requiring both dexterity and cut protection
• Sheet metal fabrication — parts staging, handling, and deburring
• Warehouse and distribution knife-use stations and receiving
• Food processing — packaging, equipment cleanup, and cutting support
• Aerospace component and fastener assembly
• Quality inspection and laboratory environments
• General light industrial assembly requiring ANSI A5 cut compliance

Specifications

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Frequently Asked Questions

What makes the 92752-M suitable for electronics assembly environments?

The 92752-M combines ANSI A5 cut resistance with a clear PU coating that preserves tactile sensitivity and visual clarity through the fingertips. Electronics assembly workers frequently need to orient small components by feel, read polarity markings, and verify connector seating — all tasks that require unimpeded finger sensation. The 13-gauge HyperMax HPPE knit is fine enough to allow this sensitivity while delivering meaningful cut protection.

How does the 92752 achieve A5 cut resistance at a fine 13-gauge knit?

MCR Safety's HyperMax HPPE fiber is engineered to maximize cut resistance per unit of fiber weight, enabling higher cut performance at finer knit gauges than standard HPPE would allow. This allows the 92752 to hit ANSI A5 at 13-gauge — delivering A5 protection in a knit density that maintains the dexterity and lightweight feel expected from a fine-gauge glove.

Is Medium the right size for most female workers in manufacturing?

Many women working in manufacturing find that Medium or Small fits best, though hand size varies widely. To confirm fit, measure the circumference of the dominant hand around the widest part of the palm excluding the thumb. A measurement of approximately 7.5 to 8 inches typically corresponds to Medium in MCR Safety's sizing. WC Safety stocks sizes down to XX-Small to accommodate the full range of hand sizes in a mixed-gender workforce.

Are the 92752-M gloves suitable for use in pharmaceutical manufacturing?

The 92752-M is machine washable and constructed from materials generally compatible with pharmaceutical production environments. For GMP-classified areas, consult with your quality assurance team to validate that the glove meets your facility's contamination control and cleanroom requirements. The washability feature supports hygiene rotation protocols common in regulated manufacturing.

Can I use the 92752-M gloves with barcode scanners and tablets?

Yes. The 92752 series features touchscreen-compatible fingertips that work with capacitive touchscreen devices including barcode scanners, tablets, and HMI panels. Workers can scan barcodes, navigate work instructions, and enter data on digital systems without removing their gloves, maintaining continuous cut protection throughout the interaction.

How should I care for the 92752-M to maximize its service life?

The 92752 is machine washable. Wash in warm water with a mild detergent and air dry — avoid high-heat dryer cycles that can degrade the PU coating. Inspect after each wash for coating delamination, cuts in the shell, or worn fingertip coating. Replace when the protective performance or integrity of the glove is compromised. Rotating between two pairs per worker can significantly extend total service life.

Does the 92752 series protect against puncture in addition to cuts?

The 92752 is ANSI/ISEA 105 A5 rated for cut resistance. It provides some incidental puncture resistance from the HPPE knit and PU coating, but it is not specifically rated or designed as a puncture-resistant glove. For applications where puncture from sharp wire ends, needles, or pointed metal is a primary hazard, a glove with a specific ANSI puncture rating or a reinforced construction may be more appropriate.

What is the price advantage of stocking the full 92752 size range vs. separate glove models per department?

Standardizing on a single model family like the 92752 series across all sizes simplifies procurement, reduces SKU management overhead, consolidates training and compliance documentation to one product, and allows volume pricing to apply across the combined order quantity regardless of the mix of sizes. WC Safety can discuss multi-size volume pricing for the complete 92752 size run with your procurement team.