MCR Safety PD6951-XXXL Predator A6 Impact PU Gloves — XXX-Large

The MCR Safety PD6951-XXXL Predator gloves in XXX-Large deliver ANSI/ISEA 105 Level A6 cut resistance combined with structured impact protection across the knuckles and fingers — purpose-built for heavy construction, oil and gas, material handling, and demolition workers who face both sharp-edge hazards and high-impact environments. Featuring a HyperMax HPPE shell, polyurethane palm coating, and TPR (thermoplastic rubber) impact guards on the knuckle and finger dorsal surfaces, the Predator PD6951 is MCR Safety's dual-rated solution for work sites where a single-hazard glove is no longer sufficient. The XXXL size ensures large-handed workers in heavy trades get a properly fitted glove, not a stretched medium.

Key Features

• ANSI/ISEA 105 A6 Cut Resistance — Rated to withstand 3000 grams of cutting force, appropriate for the majority of sharp-edge hazards in construction and industrial environments
• Dorsal Impact Protection — Structured TPR guards over the knuckles and fingers absorb and deflect blows from tools, pipe, structural steel, and falling objects
• Polyurethane Palm Coating — Thin, form-fitting PU coating provides dry grip and dexterity while resisting abrasion on rough surfaces
• HyperMax HPPE Shell — MCR Safety's high-tenacity HPPE fiber provides the A6 cut rating with a comfortable, lightweight feel
• ANSI/ISEA 105 Impact Rated — Tested and rated for impact protection per the ISEA impact standard, not just marketed as "impact resistant"
• XXX-Large (3XL) Sizing — Designed for workers with the largest hand profiles, ensuring a fit that doesn't restrict circulation or reduce dexterity
• Extended Cuff — Provides additional wrist coverage and helps keep the glove securely in place during demanding tasks
• Flexible Construction — Glove articulates naturally with hand movement, reducing fatigue during extended gripping and lifting tasks

Detailed Description

The MCR Safety Predator PD6951 was designed for a job reality that single-hazard gloves don't address: in heavy construction and oil field environments, workers face cut hazards from sharp rebar, pipe edges, and structural steel at the same time they face impact hazards from tools, equipment, and structural members. The PD6951 answers both demands in a single glove — A6-rated cut protection from the HyperMax HPPE shell, and independently tested impact protection from the structured TPR guards on the dorsal surface.

The impact guards on the PD6951 are not simply padding — they are rigid TPR structures designed to absorb and redirect the energy of a blow away from the metacarpal bones and finger joints. Knuckle and finger injuries are among the most common hand injuries in construction and heavy industrial work, often caused by slipping tools, pinch points, and contact with structural elements. The Predator's dorsal protection is positioned at the specific anatomical locations most frequently exposed to these impacts.

The polyurethane palm coating offers a different grip profile than latex coatings. PU is thinner and more form-fitting, which means better tactile feedback and dexterity — important for workers who need to feel fasteners, fittings, and tool handles through their gloves. The thin coat also allows the HPPE shell's cut resistance to perform optimally, with minimal reduction in cut rating due to coating thickness. For dry applications and light oil conditions, PU performs reliably across a full shift.

For safety managers ordering for crews of larger workers — common in structural trades, oil and gas, and heavy equipment operation — the XXXL size addresses a persistent procurement challenge. Workers who are issued undersized gloves typically remove them or wear them improperly, negating both the cut and impact protection. The PD6951-XXXL ensures the largest-handed crew members have a glove that fits correctly from day one.

The Predator line meets ANSI/ISEA 138-2019 for impact protection, which requires testing at the actual impact guard locations using a defined drop weight protocol. This standardized rating allows safety professionals to make direct comparisons between impact-rated gloves and document compliance in their PPE hazard assessments.

Applications and Use Cases

• Structural Steel Erection — Handling sharp-edged beam, column, and connection hardware in a high-impact environment
• Oil and Gas Field Operations — Pipe handling, fitting installation, and tool use in environments with simultaneous cut and impact hazards
• Concrete and Demolition Work — Rebar handling, breaking, and demolition tasks where sharp edges and impact events coexist
• Heavy Material Handling — Moving, stacking, and positioning structural materials, crates, and heavy components
• Mining and Tunneling — Rock handling, equipment maintenance, and material movement in underground environments
• Utility Construction — Installing conduit, cable trays, and utility infrastructure with mixed cut and impact hazards
• Manufacturing Maintenance — Maintenance trades working on equipment with sharp edges and heavy components

Specifications

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