Carton of 10 Saniflex Heavy Duty Black Nitrile Glove - 2XLarge

Saniflex Black Nitrile Gloves are made from high quality materials that provide superior protection to hands. They are resistant to punctures and chemicals, making them ideal for use in demanding environments. Being powder free, there is no residue or irritation. Designed to be used in a variety of industries namely hair & beauty, mechanics, tattoo industry, etc.

• Extreme comfort for extended use with greater sensitivity
• Resistant against many commonly used chemicals
• Latex free to avoid skin irritations
• Powder free
• High puncture resistance and strength
• Textured fingers for extra grip
• Box Quantity: 100 Gloves
• Carton Quantity: 10 Boxes of 100 Gloves (1,000 Gloves)
• Suitable for medical, healthcare and aged care facilities, laboratories, cleaning, hospitality, hair and beauty salons.

DESCRIPTION

• Saniflex Black Nitrile Gloves are made from high quality materials that provide superior protection to hands. They are resistant to punctures and chemicals, making them ideal for use in demanding environments. Being powder free, there is no residue or irritation. Designed to be used in a variety of industries namely hair & beauty, mechanics, tattoo industry, etc.

KEY FEATURES

• Extreme comfort for extended use with greater sensitivity
• Resistant against many commonly used chemicals
• Latex free to avoid skin irritations
• Powder free
• High puncture resistance and strength
• Textured fingers for extra grip

SPECIFICATIONS

• Material: 100% Nitrile
• Surface: Textured Finger
• Colour: Black
• TGA Approved
• Box Quantity: 100 Gloves
• Carton Quantity: 10 Boxes of 100 Gloves (1,000 Gloves)
• Carton Dimension: 31.5 x 25.8 x 24.5cm
• Carton Weight: 6.5kgs
• Available sizes: Small, Medium, Large, XLarge, 2XLarge

APPLICATIONS/INDUSTRIES

• Healthcare & Medical
• Laboratory & Research
• Food Handling & Processing
• Cleaning & Janitorial Services
• Beauty & Personal Care
• Manufacturing & Industrial
• Pharmaceutical & Veterinary
• Emergency Services