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The ANSELL 117300 is an unsupported nitrile chemical resistant glove from the Series 37-185 line, built for trade and industrial environments where hand protection against chemical exposure is a daily requirement. Constructed from nitrile with a nitrile coating, the glove measures 18 inches in overall length and falls in the 15 mil to 24.9 mil thickness range, with a nominal thickness of 22 mil. The sandpatch grip surface provides reliable handling of wet or oily parts and components. Each glove is unlined, features a straight cuff, and carries an ANSI/ISEA Abrasion Resistance Level 4 rating. Installation technicians, plumbers, and industrial service pros working with solvents, oils, and chemicals will find this glove meets common job-site protection requirements.
The 117300 is suited for use in a wide range of trade and light industrial service applications, including HVAC service, plumbing, pool chemical handling, and general maintenance work where contact with oils, fuels, or chemical solutions is expected. The 18-inch glove length provides forearm coverage during immersion-type tasks. Sized for both large men's and large women's hands, this glove is sold individually and requires no minimum bulk purchase beyond a single unit. FDA approval extends its suitability to food-service-adjacent maintenance environments as well.
Designed as a general-purpose chemical resistant hand protection glove compatible with trade and industrial applications requiring ANSI/ISEA Level 4 abrasion resistance and EN 374 chemical resistance compliance.
Inspect gloves for punctures, tears, or degradation before each use, particularly when handling aggressive solvents or acids. Discard and replace if any breach in the glove material is detected. Follow applicable OSHA PPE standards and site-specific safety protocols when selecting gloves for specific chemical exposures. Consult the manufacturer chemical resistance guide to confirm suitability for the specific substance being handled.
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