Description
Softline membrane gloves are disposable co-polymer gloves intended for laboratory and occupational protection where a lightweight single-use barrier is required. Made from co-polymer material, they support routine handling tasks in which cleanliness, comfort and easy donning matter, including sample preparation, light chemical contact situations appropriate to membrane-style gloves, and general bench work. Each pack contains 100 pieces and the pack weighs 0,310 kg, offering a practical stock quantity for shared laboratory stations or individual work areas. As single-use gloves they help reduce cross-contamination between tasks and simplify changeover after contact with samples or surfaces. These Softline membrane gloves from manufacturer Franz Mensch sit within personal protection and single-use glove assortments used across research, quality-control and technical environments. The co-polymer construction provides a membrane-type feel suited to users who prefer an alternative to thicker multi-use gloves for short procedures. Select this 100-piece pack when your laboratory needs disposable co-polymer membrane gloves for everyday protective wear without committing to bulk multi-pack formats.
This article is part of Cleanroom & sterile gloves, in Gloves.
Key features
- Pack size: 100 pc(s)
- Product type: Softline membrane gloves
- Material: Co-polymer
- Use: Disposable / single-use
- Weight: 0,310 kg
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Softline membrane gloves, co-polymere, disposable, 100 unit(s) is the article on this page. Luminix Health distributes Franz Mensch for laboratory use. It sits in Cleanroom & sterile gloves, inside Gloves, in Lab safety equipment.
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