Description
niroflex 2000 pierce-resistant glove is a specialised personal-protection glove designed for laboratory and technical environments where puncture and cut hazards must be controlled. Supplied without a cuff in size L, this single-unit glove supports safe handling tasks in occupational safety setups that call for robust hand protection. It belongs to the pierce-resistant and chain-mail glove family used alongside other labware PPE when operators work with sharp instruments, glassware fragments, or pointed tools. The model is offered from manufacturer Friedrich Münch as a practical choice for stations that need dedicated pierce resistance without an integrated cuff. At approximately 0,220 kg per piece, the glove remains manageable for extended wear during routine preparation, sampling, or maintenance work. Laboratories select niroflex 2000 style protection to complement standard disposable gloves where mechanical puncture risk is elevated. Use it within established PPE protocols for occupational safety and personal protection, pairing it with appropriate outer layers and sleeve coverage as required by local risk assessments. The unit quantity of 1 pc suits individual issue, replacement stock, or size-specific kit building in research, quality-control, and production laboratories.
This article is part of Latex & vinyl disposable gloves, in Gloves.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Product type: Pierce-resistant glove
- Model: niroflex 2000
- Cuff: Without cuff
- Size: L
- Weight: 0,220 kg
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What is this article?
niroflex 2000 pierce-resistant glove, without cuff, size L, 1 unit(s) is the article on this page. Luminix Health distributes Friedrich Münch 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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Shelves beside this one are Chemical-resistant gloves, Cryogenic & heat-resistant gloves, Cleanroom & sterile gloves, Nitrile disposable gloves and Cut-resistant & mechanical protection gloves.
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