Ansell 11819110 General Purpose Work Gloves Esd

Product Description

The ANSELL 11819110 is a general purpose work glove from the ANSELL Series 11-819 line, designed for industrial and light-trade environments where dexterity, precision, and electrostatic discharge (ESD) protection are required. The glove features a seamless nylon, spandex, and carbon fiber shell with foam nitrile coating on the palm and fingertips, providing grip and tactile sensitivity. The carbon fiber content makes the glove static dissipative and compatible with consumer and industrial touchscreens. Sold as a pair, this full-fingered glove has a knit cuff, wing thumb construction, and lint-free properties suited for clean and precision-sensitive work areas.

The 11819110 is intended for industrial applications including general handling, mounting and dismantling, machine tool operation, quality inspection, and warehouse and logistics operations. Its touchscreen compatibility and ESD-rated construction make it appropriate for environments where sensitive electronics are handled. The glove is rated for use up to 104 degrees F and meets multiple international safety standards. Electricians, assembly technicians, quality control inspectors, and warehouse personnel are among the typical users of this glove.

Key Features

• Static dissipative construction using nylon, spandex, and carbon fiber shell materials
• Foam nitrile coating on palm and fingertips for grip and tactile feedback
• Compatible with consumer and industrial touchscreens for uninterrupted device use
• Lint-free design suitable for quality inspection and precision assembly tasks
• Knit cuff with wing thumb for secure fit and ease of movement
• Meets CE, EN 388 4121A, EN ISO 21420:2020, and EN 16350:2014 standards

Compatibility

Designed for general industrial use across environments requiring ESD protection, dexterity, and touchscreen compatibility, including warehouse, logistics, machine tool, and quality inspection applications.

Installation Notes

Inspect gloves before each use for tears, coating separation, or compromised seams that could reduce ESD protection. In ESD-sensitive environments, ensure gloves are used in conjunction with a complete ESD control program including grounding straps and compliant flooring. Replace gloves when coating wear or physical damage is observed, as degraded nitrile coating reduces grip and ESD performance.