Description

Kleenguard* G10 Artic Blue Nitrile gloves are the ideal gloves for protecting hands in tasks requiring a high level of dexterity with the protection of a thin glove.

Applications

Below are examples of common applications and uses for Kleenguard* G10 Artic Blue Nitrile gloves. Choose these gloves for applications where durability and strength are key factors, without latex or talc. It is very important to know the process and chemical risks that the person is exposed to in order to define the appropriate use of the glove. This product should not be used as a chemical protection glove:

• Food Processing and Handling
• Handling of small parts
• Handling of electronic components
• General Manufacturing
• Pharmaceutical and Biotech Companies
• Inspection and Security Posts
• High-precision Assembly
• Cleaning and Maintenance
• Laboratories and Research Centers
• Beauty and Aesthetics Centers

The gloves are not approved for use in medical or hospital settings, in contact with patients or surgical procedures.

Features

Nitrile Blue Artic

The glove is made with a 6 mil (thousandths of an inch) layer of Artic Blue Nitrile (+/- 0.15 mil) and has a length of 9.5”. This material is ideal for people who have sensitivity to natural latex and offers protection against oils, greases, and fuels. The glove is ambidextrous, meaning the same glove can be used with both the right and left hand; and it is talc-free, minimizing the effects of skin dryness. The fingertips are textured to provide more grip both wet and dry. Blue nitrile has FDA (US Food and Drugs Administration) approval for food handling. This product does not come sterilized.

Composition of the Glove

• Nitrile Blue Artic: 100%

Regulatory Information and Symbols

Kleenguard* G10 Artic Blue Nitrile gloves are regulated under the European standard EN 420:2003 – General Requirements and Test Methods for Protective Gloves. This standard specifies product requirements, packaging information, symbology, design, manufacturing, sizing, comfort, and storage. The glove is approved by the EN 420:2003 standard, which is evidenced by the CE (European Conformity) mark.