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SHOWA 887 Nitrile, Powder-Free, Disposable Single Use Elbow Length Safety Gloves, 15.7" Length, 6-mil, Large (1 Box/50 Gloves)

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SHOWA 887 Nitrile, Powder-Free, Disposable Single Use Elbow Length Safety Gloves, 15.7" Length, 6-mil, Large (1 Box/50 Gloves)

  • Disposable Nitrile Gloves: powder free nitrile gloves are latex free and feature excellent abrasion resistance. Excellent replacement for latex gloves for those with rubber protein allergies
  • Maximum Comfort: these nitrile gloves relax and conform to the shape of the hand within a few minutes of wearing. Hand heat softens the texture, resulting in less pressure, reduced discomfort and less hand fatigue
  • Specifications: 15.5 inches in length and 6-mil thick at the palm
  • Approved for Food Contact: conforms to FDA and EU regulatory compliance for gloves intended to come into contact with food
  • Smooth finish: no added grip allows maximum sensitivity and control. Ideal for dry environments where wet/slippery conditions aren't a concern
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SHOWA 887 Nitrile, Powder-Free, Disposable Single Use Elbow Length Safety Gloves, 15.7" Length, 6-mil, Large (1 Box/50 Gloves)
$39.86

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  • Disposable Nitrile Gloves: powder free nitrile gloves are latex free and feature excellent abrasion resistance. Excellent replacement for latex gloves for those with rubber protein allergies
  • Maximum Comfort: these nitrile gloves relax and conform to the shape of the hand within a few minutes of wearing. Hand heat softens the texture, resulting in less pressure, reduced discomfort and less hand fatigue
  • Specifications: 15.5 inches in length and 6-mil thick at the palm
  • Approved for Food Contact: conforms to FDA and EU regulatory compliance for gloves intended to come into contact with food
  • Smooth finish: no added grip allows maximum sensitivity and control. Ideal for dry environments where wet/slippery conditions aren't a concern