3M Comfort Grip Gloves, General Use

The 3M Comfort Grip General Use glove carries an EN388 rating of 4122: abrasion 4, cut 1, tear 2, puncture 2. That's a high abrasion score with low cut resistance, so it suits general material handling, small parts work, electrical component assembly, carpentry, plumbing and roofing. It is not a cut-protection glove. If crews are handling sheet metal, glass or blades, specify a dedicated cut-resistant glove instead.

Three sizes: Medium (7100034912), Large (7100034911) and X-Large (7100034910). Order by the MPN that matches the size you need, since each size is its own part number.

Yes. The Comfort Grip coating is made to hold grip in wet or oily conditions while keeping dexterity, which is why it gets used for small-part handling and component assembly rather than bulk lifting.

They're reusable. The Comfort Grip General Use glove is washable and built to last through repeated use, so for an MRO or facilities crib it is stocked as a durable glove rather than a throwaway.

The case quantity is 120 pair, packed 6 units per case at the inner-pack level. That case size works for a multi-site property or plant issuing gloves across several crews; smaller shops should plan on splitting the case internally.

Grey, with a nylon liner. The nylon knit is what gives the thin, close-fitting feel that keeps finger dexterity for small fasteners and electrical terminations.

They are made in the Republic of Korea. Procurement teams that need country of origin on the PO or for a compliance file can record it as Korea, Republic of.