PIP 39-C1300/XXLClick To Copy GP 39-C1300 Blue/Gray 2XL Cotton/Polyester Cut-Resistant Gloves - Latex Palm & Fingertips, Thumb Coating Pair

The PIP G-Tek GP cut-resistant glove is packaged 12 per dozen, 6 dozen per case, comes in blue/gray and meets 21 CFR 170-199, EN 388 2242 standards. R.S. Hughes sells a large variety of gloves designed for a variety of conditions and situations. This particular glove is made with cotton/polyester and offers a knit wrist cuff. When selecting a coated or partially coated item, be sure to get the coverage that works best for the job. In this case the coverage is on the palm & fingertips, thumb. Additionally, assure you get the proper sizing. The size for this SKU is 2XL.
Specifications:

Resistant Properties:

• Abrasion-Resistant
• Puncture-Resistant
• Tear-Resistant

Sub-Trade Name: GP

Inside Quantity: 12 per dozen

Standards Met:

• 21 CFR 170-199
• EN 388 2242

Special Features: Seamless Knit

Series: 39-C1300

Specification parameters description:
Glove Material:
Values: Bi-Polymer Butyl Butyl is a rubber material with a very high permeation resistance to gas and moisture. This allows handling of toxic substances and chemicals. Butyl gloves resist highly corrosive acids, oxidizing agents, esters, ketones, heat and ozone. They are dexterous and flexible with good tactile sensitivity. Butyl / Viton Canvas / Latex Cotton Cotton Flocking Cotton / Latex Cotton / Neoprene / Polyester Cotton / Nitrile EVOH / PE Fluoroelastomer Foam Infused Nylon Jersey Laminated Film Latex Latex is a natural rubber with good chemical resistance. It resists alkalis, certain acids, ketones, alcohol and salt solutions. It also protects against cuts, punctures, tears and abrasion. Latex chemical-resistant gloves are dexterous and flexible with great tactile sensitivity and a good grip. They should not be used by workers who have a latex allergy or sensitivity. Latex / Neoprene Latex / Nitrile Lycra / Nitrile Neoprene Neoprene is a synthetic rubber material with good chemical resistance. It resists oil, acid, grease and solvents. It can withstand extreme temperatures and does not degrade under prolonged exposure to sunlight. Neoprene gloves are flexible, dexterous and comfortable. They also protect against abrasion and cuts. Neoprene / Nitrile Neoprene / Rubber Nitrile Nitrile is a synthetic rubber material that resists oil, grease and xylene. It also resists certain acids, hydrocarbons and organic solvents. Nitrile chemical-resistant gloves have good dexterity and flexibility. They are a good latex substitute for those with latex allergies or sensitivities. Nitrile / Nylon Nitrile / Polyester Polyster Polychlorophrene / Nitrile Polyvinyl Alcohol PVC PVC (polyvinyl chloride) is a thermoplastic polymer that resists oil, grease, diluted acids, bases, alcohols and some organic solvents. PVC chemical-resistant gloves have good flexibility and moderate resistance to abrasion. They also provide an excellent grip in wet and dry conditions. PVC / Nitrile PVC / Vinyl Rubber Rubber is a durable material with excellent resistance to chemicals and good protection against abrasion and cuts. Rubber chemical-resistant gloves are available in different forms of rubber, including nitrile, neoprene, butyl and fluoroelastomer. They also come in a natural rubber form, which is known as latex. Depending on the type of rubber material used, a pair of gloves can resist different types of acid, solvents and hydrocarbons. Rubber gloves typically have great flexibility and dexterity and a high grip. Vinyl Vinyl is a durable material with good resistance to chemicals. It resists acid, oil, fats, alcohol and some hydrocarbons. Vinyl chemical-resistant gloves have good flexibility and dexterity and moderate resistance to abrasion, punctures and tears. They provide users with a high grip on wet and dry surfaces. Viton