Cotton glove with flannel lining and safety cuff, fully coated with nitrile for excellent chemical protection and light mechanical protection. Large (9) one-size-fits-all.
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This cotton glove with flannel lining is fully coated with nitrile and fitted with a safety cuff (manufacturer's code BBH 05H657C), available in large (9) one-size-fits-all only. Its full nitrile coating provides excellent protection against chemical risks, along with useful protection against certain mechanical risks (although it is not designed for cut resistance). Its flannel lining adds comfort without making it a winter glove: it is common to wear a cotton glove underneath for thermal protection.
BBH manufacturer's code: 05H657C
This glove is entirely coated with nitrile, which makes it an excellent barrier against chemical risks. Even though it is not the preferred glove for cut protection, it can help avoid injuries with regard to mechanical risks. It is also insulated with a thin layer of flannel lining, but it is in no way a winter glove; it is common to wear a regular cotton glove underneath for thermal protection.
Cotton has a high water-absorbing capacity and handles sebum well without getting damp. It is breathable, hypoallergenic and offers a nice touch and good comfort, which suits perfectly those with sensitive skin. Cotton has low thermal conductivity, so in summer it prevents your skin from overheating and in winter it preserves your body's warmth.
Nitrile is the best alternative to latex, offering excellent flexibility, a secure fit and unequalled toughness and comfort. It is an elastomer synthesized by copolymerizing butadiene with acrylonitrile. This material is resistant to domestic products such as ammonia, fertilizers, pesticides, herbicides, paints, solvents, oils, greasy substances and hydrocarbons. It also offers an excellent grip on dry surfaces and an average grip on wet surfaces.
This glove is recommended for workers in construction, forestry and maintenance, as well as for those who must deal with metal sheets, metal stamping, lumber yards, parts handling, etc.
Nitrile is not resistant to flames and, when wet, its grip is reduced. This glove offers only limited protection against cuts, wear, tear and puncture, so mechanical risks should not be overlooked.
Washing this glove is not recommended, since it is afterward quite difficult to dry it completely.
Its full nitrile coating offers excellent chemical protection (ammonia, solvents, oils, hydrocarbons, pesticides) and useful protection against certain mechanical risks.
Only to a limited extent. It is not a cut-resistant glove; it does not eliminate the risk of cuts, tears and punctures.
No. The flannel lining adds comfort but does not make it a winter glove. It is common to wear a cotton glove underneath for thermal protection.
It is available in large (9) one-size-fits-all only.
Washing is not recommended (difficult to dry completely) and nitrile is not flame-resistant; do not use it near a heat source.
To complete your safety equipment, see the Chemstop cotton knit glove coated with nitrile (GNTFC), the flock-lined nitrile glove for chemical protection (GL9315), the latex-and-neoprene glove resistant to solvents (GL1224), the heavy-duty flocked natural latex glove (G561), the Superior Touch nylon glove with PU coating (GS13GPU) and the ambidextrous cotton/polyester string-knit glove (G211). Under "Accessories" at the bottom of the page, complete with the antistatic disposable coveralls type 5 (V51) and the Sentec safety eyewear with clear polycarbonate lenses (YA12E90801).
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