Features:
Biodegradable for individuals with a desire to become more planet-friendly or companies with environmental policies.
Nitrile is a significantly stronger alternative to latex and vinyl disposable gloves.
Textured finish on the fingertips to enhance grip.
Comfortable with a ‘second skin’ feel.
High resistance to penetration and projections of many chemicals.
Latex-free and powder-free.
Chlorinated inside to offer more comfort and reduce friction when donning.
Antistatic properties due to inherent antistatic properties of nitrile.
Approved for food handling.
Beaded cuff.
AQL 1.5.
Thickness: 0.11mm / 4.3 mil.
All sizes are boxed in 100x individual ambidextrous gloves.
Certification:
CE marked CAT III - the highest standard for PPE products that protect against potentially deadly hazards.
ASTM D5526 to determine the degree and rate of anaerobic biodegradation of materials in accelerated landfill conditions. Result: 79% biodegradation after 765 days.
ASTM D5511 to determine the degree and rate of anaerobic biodegradation of materials in high-solids anaerobic-digestion conditions. Result: 40% biodegradation after 175 days.
EN ISO 374-1:2016 Type B - chemical resistance standard tested with at least three test chemicals with permeation resistance of at least 30 minutes.
K: Sodium Hydroxide 40% – also known as lye or caustic soda.
P: Hydrogen Peroxide 30% – also known as bleach.
T: Formaldehyde 37% – also known as methanal.
EN ISO 374-5: 2016 tested against micro-organisms – which include viruses, fungi and bacteria.
EN 455 - all four parts for use in environments and applications such as medical, surgical, examination, dentistry and veterinary.
Food handling: EU No 10/2011, EC 1935/2004 and FDA 21 CFR 177.2600.
Medical device compliant: MDD 93/42/EEC.
Suitable Applications:
Component assembly, paint spraying, chemical handling, automotive, aerospace, manufacturing, handling oily components, food handling, laboratory analysis, examination and healthcare.
About AQL:
Acceptable Quality Level is the international industry standard sampling process for evaluating the quality of a finished glove product. The most common AQL levels in Europe are between 1.5 and 4.0. These numbers are the maximum percentages of defective gloves in a batch test, so the better-quality gloves have a lower AQL number rating, resulting in superior barrier protection for the wearer. General rule of thumb – AQL 1.5 are high quality nitrile disposable gloves and AQL 4.0 are low quality nitrile disposable gloves with compromised personal protection.
