MCR Safety Cut Pro 9382 Cut Resistant Gloves, ANSI A9, PVC Coated

MCR Safety Cut Pro 9382 is a 7-gauge Steelcore knit cut resistant glove with a PVC coating. MCR Safety rates it ANSI/ISEA 105 cut level A9 (6,000 g and above cutting load), abrasion level 4. Knit wrist cuff; FDA accepted material as stated by MCR Safety. Sold individually. Part of the Cut Pro series. Ships in 1–2 business days; most orders arrive in 3–7 business days.

MCR Safety 9382 specifications

Source: MCR Safety product page https://mcrsafety.com/arm-hand-protection/9382, fetched Nov 6 2026; MCR Safety specification sheet 9382; MCR Safety price and packaging file, Oct 21 2026.

Ratings and standards

Source: MCR Safety product page https://mcrsafety.com/arm-hand-protection/9382, fetched Nov 6 2026; MCR Safety specification sheet 9382; MCR Safety, "ANSI/ISEA Standard 105-2024 Update" (ANSI/ISEA 105-2024: A Quick Guide to Hand Protection Standards). Ratings are as published by the manufacturer or the named standard, not a recommendation for any task.

Features

• 7-gauge regular-weight stainless steel wrapped in polyester
• Can be laundered without shrinkage
• Excellent cut resistance
• Made with FDA-accepted material for use in food processing
• Please specify Right Hand or Left Hand when ordering
• Individually polybagged
• PVC Blocks on both sides

Source: MCR Safety feature list for style 9382 on its product page, fetched Nov 6 2026.

MCR Safety 9382 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 9382 questions

What are cut 5 gloves called now? Cut gloves are rated A1 to A9 under ANSI/ISEA 105; the 2016 update replaced the old 1 to 5 scale, as MCR Safety’s ANSI/ISEA 105-2024 guide explains. MCR Safety rates the 9382 ANSI/ISEA 105-2024 cut level A9 (6,000 g and above cutting load) on the ASTM F2992-15 test.

What is a cut rating on gloves? The ANSI/ISEA 105 letter is the level and the grams are the cutting load the glove held back on the ASTM F2992-15 test. MCR Safety rates the 9382 ANSI/ISEA 105-2024 cut level A9 (6,000 g and above cutting load) on the ASTM F2992-15 test; the rating is as published by MCR Safety.

What are the gloves called that you can't cut through? MCR Safety calls the 9382 cut resistant, not cut-proof: a 7-gauge Steelcore knit with a pvc coating, rated A9 (6,000 g and above cutting load). Why no glove is cut-proof.

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 9382 abrasion Level 4 (3,000 cycles or more to failure).

How is the 9382 sold? Individually, one per part number. MCR Safety case pack: 12 per case.

Guides: ANSI cut levels A1 to A9 · how to read EN 388 · ANSI puncture ratings · washing cut-resistant gloves · how to measure glove size · cut-resistant gloves for food handling · every glove by cut level and coating · gloves you cannot cut through.

Manufacturer item number: 9382. Spec sheet: MCR Safety specification sheet (PDF).

FDA-accepted materials allow these gloves to be used as kitchen cut-resistant gloves

Steelcore® II gloves provide ultimate cut protection. Strands of stainless steel wrapped with polyester fiber add strength and comfort to this cut-resistant offering. The 9382 features PVC blocks on both sides and is made with FDA-accepted material for food processing applications. This glove is a 7-gauge regular weight option that provides excellent cut protection. These gloves can be laundered without shrinkage. They are individually packaged and have a color-coded hem to identify sizes. Please specify Right Hand (RH in the part number) or Left Hand (LH in the part number) for 9382. MCR Safety's Steelcore® II series options!