MCR Safety 92752-XXS CutPro A5 Polyurethane-Coated Gloves — XX-Small

For XX-Small-handed workers in precision electronics, semiconductor, dental laboratory, and specialized precision manufacturing applications where ANSI/ISEA 105 Level A5 cut resistance is required in the smallest possible glove format, the MCR Safety 92752-XXS CutPro A5 Polyurethane-Coated Gloves in XX-Small (SKU: 92752-XXS) provide A5-rated hand protection for hand circumferences under 6 inches. The 13-gauge HyperMax HPPE shell with clear polyurethane palm coating delivers cut resistance and precision grip in the most compact form factor available in the CutPro series, enabling full PPE compliance for the smallest-handed members of precision assembly and manufacturing workforces.

Key Features

• ANSI/ISEA 105 Level A5 cut resistance — minimum 2,200g cut force at XX-Small size
• 13-gauge HyperMax HPPE knit shell — fine-mesh, size-specific construction for maximum dexterity
• Clear polyurethane palm coating — precision grip for smooth component and device handling
• Touchscreen-compatible fingertips — capacitive fiber for uninterrupted scanner and device operation
• Size: XX-Small — fits hand circumference under 6 inches
• Lightest and most form-fitting size in the CutPro series
• Series: CutPro (92752)
• Brand: MCR Safety, ISO 9001-certified
• Compliance: ANSI/ISEA 105 Level A5

Detailed Description

The XX-Small size in industrial cut-resistant gloves serves a small but real segment of precision manufacturing workforces — workers whose hand circumferences fall below the X-Small range covered by standard small-size gloves. This demographic includes some female workers with hands below average for the female distribution, workers in some international manufacturing markets where the workforce hand size distribution includes a measurable XX-Small segment, and specialized precision applications like dental laboratory technicians, microsurgery support, and advanced optics handling where the precision instrument dimensions demand the tightest-fitting hand protection available.

Engineering a reliable A5-rated cut-resistant glove at XX-Small presents the most challenging manufacturing requirements in the CutPro size range. The palm width and finger barrel dimensions are reduced to the point where yarn tension management becomes extremely precise — too tight and the knit restricts circulation; too loose and the fiber density drops below A5 requirements at the tested measurement points. MCR Safety's XX-Small pattern uses a tension specification developed specifically for this size with test-validated A5 compliance, not simply assumed from larger-size results. The PU coating at XX-Small is also applied at a calibrated thickness that provides consistent grip performance without over-coating the fine-gauge knit, which would stiffen the glove and reduce the dexterity advantage of the XX-Small size.

For dental laboratory operations, the 92752-XXS provides A5 cut resistance against the metal casting burrs, ceramic edges, and rotary cutting instruments encountered in crown and bridge fabrication, while the PU coating's grip on smooth porcelain and metal components facilitates secure handling of delicate restorations. Dental laboratories represent a professional precision environment where glove fit is critical — poorly fitting gloves compromise both the precision of the technician's work and their compliance with PPE requirements. The XX-Small format enables full PPE compliance without the work-quality degradation that oversized gloves cause in precision restoration fabrication.

In international electronics and semiconductor assembly operations, XX-Small demand arises from workforce demographics in manufacturing regions where the average hand size in the assembly workforce is smaller than North American standards. Procurement programs that specify only S through XL leave XX-Small-handed workers in those facilities without properly fitted cut-resistant protection. Including XX-Small in international manufacturing site glove specifications ensures consistent protection standards across all facility locations, supporting unified global safety programs and reducing the PPE compliance gap between large and small-hand workforce segments.

Applications and Use Cases

• Dental laboratory technicians requiring A5 cut protection for metal and ceramic restoration fabrication
• International electronics and semiconductor assembly for very small-handed workers
• Precision optics and microsurgery instrument handling requiring the finest available fit
• Pharmaceutical production with delicate vial, syringe, and small component handling
• Advanced watch and jewelry manufacturing requiring precise cut-resistant protection
• Specialized research and quality laboratory environments with cut hazards

Specifications

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who needs an XX-Small cut-resistant glove?

XX-Small serves workers with hand circumferences under 6 inches — including some female workers with below-average hand sizes, workers in international facilities with smaller workforce hand size distributions, dental laboratory technicians, and precision specialists in optics, microsurgery support, and watchmaking.

Does the 92752-XXS maintain A5 cut resistance at the smallest size?

Yes. The 92752-XXS is manufactured and tested to ANSI/ISEA 105 Level A5 compliance specific to the XX-Small size using an XX-Small-specific tension calibration that maintains fiber density within the A5 protection range while preserving dexterity.

Is the 92752-XXS appropriate for dental laboratory work?

Yes. The 92752-XXS provides A5 cut resistance against metal casting burrs, ceramic edges, and cutting instrument contact in dental restoration fabrication, while the PU coating facilitates secure handling of delicate restorations.

How do I know if a worker needs XX-Small rather than X-Small?

Measure hand circumference around the knuckles excluding the thumb. XX-Small fits circumferences under approximately 6 inches. When the X-Small glove shows noticeable excess at the palm heel and fingertip area, the XX-Small is appropriate.

What is a typical stocking quantity for XX-Small in an industrial facility?

XX-Small demand is typically 1–3% of total requirement in North American workforces. Initial stocking of 1–2 dozen pairs is sufficient for most facilities, with reorder based on consumption tracking. Adjust upward for international facilities or dental/optics laboratories.