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Gants jetables SHOWA 7500PF EBT, Taille L
Conformément aux normes EN 420, EN ISO 374-1:2016/type B (JKPT), EN ISO 374-5:2016 (virus). AQL 1.0. Conformément au règlement 1935/2004 - adapté au contact alimentaire.
- Formulation à faible module pour améliorer l'ajustement et réduire la fatigue
- Confort de port comme une seconde peau
- Extrémités des doigts texturées pour une meilleure adhérence
- Protection chimique à court terme contre diverses substances dangereuses
- 100 % nitrile, sans protéines de latex allergènes
- Non poudré
- Fabriqué sans silicone
- Peut être porté sur chaque main
- Avec bord roulé
- Couleur : bleu
- Épaisseur de paroi env. 0,10 mm
- 100 gants par boîte distributrice, 90 gants en taille XXL
Biodégradable : une formule spécialement développée et la technologie innovante Eco Best Technology (EBT) ont permis la fabrication d'un gant jetable innovant. Le nitrile EBT est biodégradé dans les décharges biologiquement actives (bactéries) en un à cinq ans. La dégradation biologique ne commence qu'après l'élimination. Toutes les propriétés de protection d'un gant jetable en nitrile sont conservées pendant l'utilisation.Applications : laboratoires, entreprises pharmaceutiques et alimentaires, travaux d'assemblage non complexes, applications d'hygiène, restaurants et fermes.
10 % de réduction sur les commandes de 10 boîtes par taille.
| Épaisseur de paroi | 0,10 mm |
| AQL | 1 |
| Lettre code pour produit chimique de test | J (n-heptane) K (hydroxyde de sodium 40%) P (peroxyde d'hydrogène 30%) T (formaldéhyde 37%) |
| Taille | L |
| Longueur | ≥240 mm |
| Couleur | bleu |
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Questions about Gants jetables SHOWA 7500PF EBT, Taille L, 100 unité(s)
What is this article?
Gants jetables SHOWA 7500PF EBT, Taille L, 100 unité(s) is the article on this page. Luminix Health distributes SHOWA for laboratory use. It sits in Latex & vinyl disposable gloves, inside Gloves, in Sécurité.
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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The category is Gloves. The sub-category is Latex & vinyl disposable gloves. The catalogue is Sécurité.
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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