Description
Resistant gloves ActivArmr® 78-110 in size 7 are cold-protection handwear intended for laboratory and occupational settings where low-temperature handling is required. Formerly referenced as proFood® 78-110, this Ansell model belongs to the cold-protection glove category used when retrieving items from freezers, cold rooms, or chilled process areas. The size 7 fit suits smaller hands while still allowing practical grip for packing, sample retrieval, and short cold-exposure tasks. Supplied as two pairs per unit, the pack supports shared bench stock or personal spare pairs without oversized bulk. These resistant gloves from manufacturer Ansell help reduce direct skin contact with cold surfaces and packaging during routine lab logistics and food-related cold handling. They complement personal protective equipment programmes focused on thermal comfort and hand safety rather than chemical barrier performance alone. Choose size 7 when a compact fit is preferred for dexterity around vials, trays, and cold-storage containers. Ideal for occupational safety inventories in research institutes, production support labs, and facilities that regularly move materials between ambient and refrigerated zones.
This article is part of Latex & vinyl disposable gloves, in Gloves.
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Resistant gloves, ArctivArmr® 78-110, size 7, 2 pair is the article on this page. Luminix Health distributes Ansell for laboratory use. It sits in Latex & vinyl disposable gloves, inside Gloves, in Lab safety equipment.
Latex disposable gloves fit closely and recover their shape. Vinyl is looser and is chosen when latex allergy is the concern. Both are for splash and incidental contact, not for prolonged contact with a chemical. Powder and powder-free, and the AQL, are the other choices.
A glove is a barrier on the hand, and the barrier is only as good as the hazard it was tested against. Nitrile, latex and vinyl disposable gloves are for splash and for incidental contact. A chemical-resistant glove is a different article, tested for permeation by named chemicals. A cut-resistant glove is for blades and edges. Cold and heat need yet another material. No one glove does all of these. Glove standards are listed under ISO hand protection. The legal text is the PPE Regulation. Chemical classes are on ECHA CLP. Practice is at EU-OSHA.
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