Chemical-Resistant Nitrile Gauntlet

Specifications

Standards explained

• EN ISO 374-1Protective gloves against dangerous chemicals and micro-organisms: terminology and performance for chemical risks

  Classifies chemical-resistant gloves by permeation breakthrough time against a list of test chemicals. Always check the specific chemicals you handle against the manufacturer's permeation data.

  Reading the marking: Type A: at least 30 min against 6 test chemicals; Type B: 30 min against 3; Type C: 10 min against 1. Letters identify the chemicals: A methanol, B acetone, C acetonitrile, D dichloromethane, E carbon disulphide, F toluene, G diethylamine, H tetrahydrofuran, I ethyl acetate, J n-heptane, K 40% sodium hydroxide, L 96% sulphuric acid, M 65% nitric acid, N 99% acetic acid, O 25% ammonia, P 30% hydrogen peroxide, S 40% hydrofluoric acid, T 37% formaldehyde.

• EN ISO 374-5Protective gloves against dangerous chemicals and micro-organisms: terminology and performance for micro-organism risks

  Shows that a glove resists penetration by bacteria and fungi; the word VIRUS under the biohazard pictogram means it has also passed the viral penetration test.

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