MCR Safety Cut Pro 9318D7T Cut Resistant Sleeves, ANSI A2, 18 in

MCR Safety Cut Pro 9318D7T is a 7-gauge Dyneema - cut resistant cut resistant sleeve, 18 in long. MCR Safety rates it ANSI/ISEA 105 cut level A2 (500–999 g cutting load), abrasion level 3, EN 388 tear 4. FDA accepted material as stated by MCR Safety. Part numbers 9318D7T, 9318D10T, 9318D10. This listing holds MCR Safety styles 9318D7T, 9318D10T, 9318D10. Part of the Cut Pro series. Sold by the pack of 10; the price shown is for the pack. Ships in 1–2 business days; most orders arrive in 3–7 business days.

MCR Safety 9318D7T specifications

Source: MCR Safety product page https://mcrsafety.com/sleeves/9318d7t, fetched Nov 6 2026; MCR Safety specification sheet 9318D7T; MCR Safety price and packaging file, Oct 21 2026.

Ratings and standards

Source: MCR Safety product page https://mcrsafety.com/sleeves/9318d7t, fetched Nov 6 2026; MCR Safety specification sheet 9318D7T; MCR Safety, "ANSI/ISEA Standard 105-2024 Update" (ANSI/ISEA 105-2024: A Quick Guide to Hand Protection Standards); MCR Safety, "Sleeve Cut Protection" guide (test methods page) (EN 388-16 test methods). Ratings are as published by the manufacturer or the named standard, not a recommendation for any task.

Features

• 18 inch 7-gauge Dyneema sleeve with thumb hole
• Cool fabric is great for long term use
• Good abrasion resistance
• High comfort level
• Launderable
• Made with FDA-accepted materials for use in food processing applications
• Upper arm gusset

Source: MCR Safety feature list for style 9318D7T on its product page, fetched Nov 6 2026.

MCR Safety 9318D7T family

Related MCR Safety Cut Pro part numbers

Source: MCR Safety product page for each style (fetched Nov 6 2026); MCR Safety price and packaging file, Oct 21 2026 (UPC, case pack, how MCR sells it). Each style links to its own page.

MCR Safety 9318D7T questions

What is the EN 388 standard? EN 388:2016 is the European mechanical-risk glove standard. MCR Safety publishes the CE component scores for the 9318D7T: tear level 4; it does not publish a full EN 388 marking for this style.

What do abrasion resistant gloves mean? The ANSI/ISEA 105 abrasion level counts the cycles to wear through on the ASTM D3389 / D3884 test. MCR Safety rates the 9318D7T abrasion Level 3 (1,000 cycles or more to failure).

What does A2 cut level mean? ANSI/ISEA 105 A2 is 500–999 g cutting load on the ASTM F2992-15 test. MCR Safety rates the 9318D7T ANSI/ISEA 105-2024 cut level A2 (500–999 g cutting load) on the ASTM F2992-15 test.

What is a protective sleeve? An arm sleeve rated for cut or heat. The 9318D7T is Dyneema - Cut Resistant, 18 in long, ANSI/ISEA 105 cut A2, as MCR Safety lists it.

Guides: choosing cut-resistant sleeves · ANSI cut levels A1 to A9 · how to read EN 388 · washing cut-resistant gloves · Kevlar, HPPE and Dyneema · cut-resistant gloves for food handling · every glove by cut level and coating · gloves you cannot cut through · glove size numbers vs letters.

Manufacturer item number: 9318D7T. Spec sheet: MCR Safety specification sheet (PDF).

MCR Safety Dyneema sleeves are cut-resistant sleeves rated ANSI A2 that disperse heat about four times faster than aramid, cotton, or leather while staying flexible. They come in 18 in lengths in 7 gauge and 10 gauge weights with a thumb slot.

• Dyneema® is comparable to aramids and much better than traditional materials like leather, cotton, and nylon
• Disperses heat four times faster than aramids, cotton and leather, ensuring that the gloves feel cool and comfortable
• Dyneema® is able to bend and move in a very flexible way
• Due to its high tenacity (strength) it is extremely resistant to tears which increases the life of Dyneema® products