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POWDER FREE NITRILE - MicroFlex

Part #: USE880XXL

The MicroFlex UltraSense® EC POWDER FREE NITRILE gloves (model USE880XXL) are engineered for professional automotive and industrial environments, providing reliable barrier protection and enhanced tactile sensitivity. These gloves offer extended coverage of the wrist and forearm, ensuring comprehensive protection during demanding tasks. Their design prioritizes durability and user comfort, making them a practical choice for various applications.

Key Features

  • Reliable Barrier Protection: Constructed from robust nitrile, these gloves provide a dependable barrier against chemicals, oils, and other substances common in automotive and industrial settings.
  • Enhanced Tactile Sensitivity: Thinner in the fingertip and palm areas, these gloves allow for superior dexterity and feel, crucial for intricate tasks and handling small components.
  • Extended Cuff Design: The extended cuff offers additional coverage and protection for the wrist and forearm, safeguarding against splashes and contaminants.
  • Non-Stick Surface: Featuring a non-stick surface, the gloves prevent tapes and adhesives from adhering, streamlining workflow and reducing frustration.
  • Textured Fingertips: Textured fingertips provide an improved grip, even when working with wet or oily tools and parts.
  • Powder-Free: Being powder-free, these gloves reduce the risk of contamination and skin irritation, making them suitable for sensitive applications and users.

Applications

These professional-grade nitrile gloves are ideal for a wide range of tasks in automotive repair, maintenance, and industrial operations. They are particularly well-suited for mechanics and technicians working on vehicle systems, engine components, fluid changes, and general assembly. Their durability and tactile properties also make them excellent for handling delicate parts, applying adhesives, or performing detailed electrical work where precision and protection are paramount.

This product was added to our catalog on Monday 23 February, 2015.