LEATHER M-PACT® DRIVER F9-360 -- Occupational Health & Safety

LEATHER M-PACT® DRIVER F9-360

Safeguard your workers with heavy-duty hand protection courtesy of Mechanix Wear. Whether it’s moving oil-slick equipment, maintaining heavy machinery, or clearing rocks and debris, the Leather M-PACT Driver can keep them safe and productive.

ANSI A9 cut-resistant materials covers every inch of the hand, from palm to back, while knuckles and fingers are protected from impacts with ANSI Level 2 Thermoplastic Rubber.

It’s tough out there in the field; but Mechanix Wear can take the punishment.

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