Ansell 11819090 Foam Nitrile Work Gloves Esd

Product Description

The ANSELL 11819090 is a general-purpose work glove from the Series 11-819 line, built for industrial environments that demand dexterity, precision, and electrostatic discharge protection. The shell is constructed from a nylon, spandex, and carbon blend, providing a close, flexible fit. Foam nitrile coating on the palm and fingertips delivers grip and tactile sensitivity. The carbon fiber content in the knit makes the glove static dissipative, meeting EN 16350:2014. A licensed HVAC tech, electrician, quality inspector, or warehouse professional will find these useful anywhere ESD control and touchscreen compatibility are both required.

These gloves are suited for general handling, assembly, machine tool operation, quality inspection, and logistics operations in both consumer and industrial settings. The foam nitrile palm coating provides reliable grip on dry and lightly oily surfaces. Full finger coverage and a wing thumb design support a natural grip posture during repetitive tasks. The knit cuff holds position on the wrist without interfering with wrist movement. Unisex sizing and a lint-free construction make them appropriate for cleanroom-adjacent and ESD-sensitive work areas.

Key Features

• Static dissipative carbon knit shell meets EN 16350:2014 for ESD-sensitive environments
• Foam nitrile palm and fingertip coating for grip and tactile precision
• Compatible with consumer and industrial capacitive touchscreens
• Lint-free construction suitable for quality inspection and precision handling
• Knit cuff style with wing thumb for natural hand movement
• Meets CE, EN 388 4121A, and EN ISO 21420:2020 standards

Compatibility

Designed for general industrial and warehouse applications requiring ESD protection, dexterity, and touchscreen operability, including machine tool operation, quality inspection, and logistics handling.

Installation Notes

These gloves are worn PPE and do not require installation tooling. Inspect gloves before each use for tears, coating separation, or contamination that could compromise grip or ESD performance. In ESD-sensitive environments, verify that the full grounding path is established per your facility ESD control program before handling sensitive components. Replace gloves when coating wear is visible on palm or fingertip surfaces.