MCR Safety PD6951-XXXL Predator A6 Impact PU Cut-Resistant Gloves (3XL)
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Editorial assessment by the WC Safety Editorial Team, based on published MCR Safety specifications and category fit. We did not laboratory-test this glove.
MCR Safety PD6951-XXXL Predator A6 Impact PU Cut-Resistant Gloves (3XL) Overview
The MCR Safety PD6951-XXXL Predator A6 Impact PU glove pairs high-level cut protection with back-of-hand impact armor in a XXX-Large (3XL) fit, making it a strong choice for crews who need both at once. It is rated ANSI/ISEA 105 Level A6 for cut resistance, which sits in the upper band of the A1βA9 scale and is built for sharp metal stock, fabricated edges, and glass handling. A polyurethane (PU) palm coating adds dry-grip dexterity without bulking up the hand, so workers keep tactile feel on fasteners and tools.
As an industrial work glove it belongs alongside other cut-resistant gloves and impact-resistant gloves rather than disposable exam stock. The molded TPR knuckle and finger guards address impact protection under ANSI/ISEA 138, while the A6 shell follows the ANSI/ISEA 105 cut levels. If you are sizing a crew, the 3XL run fills out the large end of the range β check the glove size chart before ordering a full case.
What MCR Safety Is Built For
| Task | Fit | Buyer guidance |
|---|---|---|
| Oil & gas / pipe and rigging work | Excellent | A6 cut shell plus TPR back-of-hand guards suit pinch-and-strike hazards around heavy steel. |
| Sheet metal & fabrication handling | Excellent | Level A6 protects against sharp fabricated edges; PU palm keeps grip on slick stock. |
| Construction & demolition material handling | Strong | Impact guards reduce knuckle injuries; pair with the broader material-handling glove range for lighter tasks. |
| Glass and sharp-edge assembly | Strong | High A6 cut band gives margin on slip-and-slice exposure; dry PU grip aids panel placement. |
| Wet or oily immersion handling | Limited | PU coating is tuned for dry grip; choose a nitrile or chemical-rated option for liquids. |
Cut and impact gloves reduce injury risk but do not make a task safe. Match the ANSI/ISEA 105 cut level (A1βA9) and ANSI/ISEA 138 impact level to the real hazard, inspect each pair for wear before use, and follow your site's hand-protection program. No glove is cut-proof or puncture-proof β keep hands clear of moving blades and pinch points. See ANSI/ISEA 105 cut levels explained.
Pros & Cons
- ANSI/ISEA 105 Level A6 cut rating in the upper protection band
- Back-of-hand TPR impact guards for strike and pinch hazards
- PU palm coating preserves dexterity and dry grip
- XXX-Large (3XL) fit covers the largest hand sizes
- Single glove that combines cut and impact protection
- PU coating is built for dry grip, not wet or oily immersion
- Not chemical- or liquid-resistant
- 3XL only on this listing, so size the crew carefully
- Impact armor adds bulk versus a plain cut sleeve
How It Compares
Within the Predator line, the PD6951 leads on cut protection: it carries an A6 rating, while leather-palm siblings like the MCR Safety PD4900L Predator impact glove and the PU-shell MCR Safety PD69013XL Predator impact glove emphasize impact and grip over a high cut band. For maximum cut at A9 with needle resistance, step up to a Predator A9 hi-vis model; for lighter-duty grip, the MCR Safety FF29302XL ForceFlex impact glove is a roomier alternative. Compare cut bands using our guide to choosing cut-resistant gloves by ANSI level.
Specifications
| Material | Engineered cut-resistant shell with PU palm coating |
| Cut level | ANSI/ISEA 105 Level A6 |
| Coating | Polyurethane (PU) palm |
| Impact protection | Back-of-hand and finger TPR guards |
| Size | XXX-Large (3XL) |
| Brand / model | MCR Safety PD6951 Predator |
| Glove type | Cut- and impact-resistant work glove |
Related Glove Resources
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Frequently Asked Questions
What cut level is the MCR Safety PD6951 Predator glove?
It is rated ANSI/ISEA 105 Level A6, which sits in the upper band of the A1 through A9 cut-resistance scale. See the ANSI/ISEA 105 cut levels explained guide for where A6 falls.
Does the PD6951 have impact protection?
Yes. It uses molded TPR guards on the back of the hand and fingers to absorb strikes and pinches, the type of protection rated under ANSI/ISEA 138 for impact gloves.
What size is this listing?
This is the XXX-Large (3XL) size. Confirm hand measurement against the glove size chart before ordering a case so the crew gets a correct fit.
Is this glove food safe or for medical use?
No. It is an industrial cut and impact work glove, not a food-handling or medical exam glove. For disposable exam needs, choose a dedicated exam product instead.
What is the palm coating?
The palm is coated in polyurethane (PU), which gives a thin, dexterous dry grip while keeping tactile feel on tools and fasteners.
Can I use the PD6951 in wet or oily conditions?
The PU coating is tuned for dry grip, so it is not ideal for liquid immersion. For wet or oily work, look at our nitrile gloves or a chemical-resistant option instead.
What jobs is the PD6951 best for?
It suits oil and gas, fabrication, glass handling, and construction material handling where workers face both sharp edges and back-of-hand impact at the same time.
How does A6 cut resistance compare to lower levels?
A6 offers substantially more cut protection than A1 through A5 and is chosen for sharper or heavier edge exposure. The how to choose cut-resistant gloves by ANSI level guide explains the gram-force thresholds behind each band.
How does this compare to other Predator impact gloves?
The PD6951 leads on cut with its A6 rating, while models like the PD69013XL and PD4900L Predator focus more on impact and grip. Use the comparison above to match the glove to your hazard.
Does the EN 388 standard apply to this glove?
Many cut and impact gloves carry EN 388 marks alongside ANSI ratings. Our EN 388 glove standard explained reference shows how to read those pictogram scores if they appear on the cuff.
Is the PD6951 part of a cut-resistant glove range I can browse?
Yes. You can compare it against the full cut-resistant gloves and impact-resistant gloves collections to find the right cut band and impact level for your task.
Will the impact guards reduce dexterity?
The TPR guards add some bulk on the back of the hand, but the PU palm keeps the gripping surface thin so you retain good tactile feel for handling stock and tools.
Written by Steven Eaton, WC Safety Editorial β hand-protection desk. Specifications sourced from MCR Safety published data. Compare the range in cut-resistant gloves.
WC Safety is an independent PPE retailer and Amazon Associate; no paid placement. Match the glove to your specific hazard and follow your site PPE program.
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