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Pit Crew Mechanic Glove - Navy - Medium - CLC Custom LeatherCraft

Part #: 220NM

The CLC Custom LeatherCraft 220NM Pit Crew Mechanic Glove in Navy, size Medium, is engineered for professional automotive and industrial technicians requiring reliable hand protection and dexterity. These gloves are constructed to withstand the demands of rigorous daily use, offering a balance of durability, comfort, and tactile sensitivity essential for detailed work.

Key Features

  • Clarino® Synthetic Leather: Provides excellent durability and a consistent grip, even in oily or greasy conditions, while maintaining flexibility for precision tasks.
  • Reinforced Thumb Panel: Enhances longevity in a high-wear area, protecting against abrasion and increasing glove life for professional use.
  • Padded Palm: Designed to absorb vibrations and impacts, reducing hand fatigue during prolonged wrenching or operating power tools.
  • Neoprene Flexible Wrist Cuff: Ensures a snug and comfortable fit, preventing debris entry while allowing for unrestricted wrist movement.
  • Lycra Side Panels: Contributes to improved dexterity and breathability, allowing for a precise fit and greater comfort during extended wear.
  • TPR Wing Closing Wrist Strap: Offers a secure and adjustable closure, keeping the glove firmly in place throughout various automotive and industrial applications.

Applications

These professional-grade mechanic gloves are ideal for a wide range of tasks encountered by technicians and mechanics. They are well-suited for automotive repair and maintenance, including engine work, brake service, tire changes, and general vehicle assembly. In industrial settings, they provide essential hand protection for equipment maintenance, assembly line operations, and tasks involving heavy machinery. The design prioritizes tactile feedback and protection, making them a valuable tool for any professional environment demanding precision and durability.

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This product was added to our catalog on Thursday 01 February, 2007.