Description
Undergloves made of 100 % nylon are thin liner gloves worn beneath outer protective gloves in laboratory and occupational safety settings. The nylon construction offers a soft textile layer that supports comfort during extended wear while helping separate skin from the primary glove material. These undergloves belong to the personal protection and gloves assortment and are intended as undergloves for users who need an additional liner during handling tasks, clean routines, or longer shifts. Supplied as 10 pair per unit, the pack size is practical for individual issue or small-team stock. These undergloves from manufacturer Sänger suit laboratories, production areas, and technical workplaces where glove liners form part of the standard PPE sequence. The unit weighs 0,213 kg, so storage and distribution remain simple. Nylon undergloves are commonly selected when staff require a lightweight textile base layer under examination, chemical, or work gloves, improving wearability without changing the outer glove choice. Clear labelling as undergloves helps purchasing and safety teams specify the correct liner type for their glove protocols.
This article is part of Latex & vinyl disposable gloves, in Gloves.
Key features
- Pack size: 10 pair
- Material: 100 % nylon
- Product type: Undergloves
- Weight: 0,213 kg
- Application area: Occupational safety and personal protection
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What is this article?
Underweargloves, made of 100 % nylon, 10 pair is the article on this page. Luminix Health distributes Sänger 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.
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