Microflex Chemical Gloves 93260RP100 Microflex Chem3 Gloves (Size X Large)
Specifications
| All Returns Accepted | ReturnsNotAccepted |
| Brand | MicroFlex |
| Warranty | No Warranty |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 93260RP100 |
| MPN | 93260RP100 |
| Country/Region Of Manufacture | Sri Lanka |
| California Prop 65 Warning | None |
Up for sale SIZE XL Microflex Chem3 chemical gloves. Sealed pack of 3 pairs (6 gloves) These gloves are tough and nothing bothersthem, we use them ourselves and can wear the same pair all day. They are also useful for daily mechanic work. 93260RP100 Made by Ansell Microflex CHEM3 93-260 gloves are thin, teal colored, chemical resistant disposable gloves that protect against a wide range of acids, bases and solvents. Their unique, 3 layer design consists of a soft interior, a flexible middle layer and a durable exterior that work together to resist tough chemicals. For those who need light duty chemical hand protection, dexterity and tactility while doing automotive repair work, maintenance work, and paint jobs, Microflex 93-260 gloves often provide better, more comfortable protection than thicker, heavier chemical gloves (7.8 mils thick at the palm). Designed with advanced materials formulations and proprietary technologies, Ansell disposable gloves offer unique benefits like superior dexterity and grip, enhanced chemical resistance, and improved hand health. Our single use glove portfolio includes a wide range of nitrile, latex, neoprene and vinyl disposable gloves for every job and environment.Microflex CHEM3 93-260RP Nitrile and Neoprene Gloves - Disposable, Chemical Resistant, Size X Large (pack of 6) KEY FEATURES AND BENEFITSThree layer design for superior protection against harsh chemicalsThe thinnest chemical resistant disposable glove for enhanced tactility and dexterityExtra soft material and ergonomic design for outstanding fit, feel and flexibilityLower acceptable pinhole rate (0.65 AQL) for reliable protection against hazardous substancesTested against both fentanyl and gastric acid (vomit) to simulate hazardous, real world overdose situations