Description
Membrane gloves Softline, extra-long are disposable co-polymer membrane gloves designed for occupational safety and personal protection in laboratory and technical environments. The Softline construction combines a flexible membrane feel with an extra-long cuff profile, supporting extended forearm coverage during routine handling, sample preparation, and light process work where single-use hand protection is preferred. Supplied as a pack of 50 pieces, the gloves suit workflows that require frequent glove changes while maintaining consistent fit and handling comfort. Their co-polymer composition positions them among single-use glove options used across labware and occupational-safety setups. Offered from manufacturer Franz Mensch, these membrane gloves integrate readily into standard PPE routines for general laboratory tasks, clean handling steps, and short-duration operations. The extra-long design helps reduce skin exposure at the wrist and lower forearm compared with standard cuff lengths. With a pack weight of 0,500 kg, the unit is practical for bench stock, shared workstations, and replenishment of personal-protection inventories. Categories of use include labware support, occupational safety, and disposable glove stations where membrane-style Softline gloves are specified for everyday protective wear.
This article is part of Latex & vinyl disposable gloves, in Gloves.
Key features
- Pack size: 50 pc(s)
- Product type: Membrane gloves Softline, extra-long
- Material: Co-polymer
- Design: Extra-long cuff
- Weight: 0,500 kg
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Membrane gloves Softline, extra-long, co-polymere, disposable, 50 unit(s) is the article on this page. Luminix Health distributes Franz Mensch for laboratory use. It sits in Latex & vinyl disposable gloves, inside Gloves, in Lab safety equipment.
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