Ansell 11925070 Work Gloves Small Nitrile Nylon Spandex

Product Description

The ANSELL 11925070 is a palm-and-finger nitrile-dipped work glove from the Series 11-925 line, built for light-duty industrial tasks that demand dexterity and grip. The shell is constructed from nylon and spandex for a form-fitting, flexible feel across the hand and wrist. A smooth nitrile coating covers the palm and full fingers, providing reliable grip on dry and lightly oily surfaces. The knit cuff keeps the glove seated during active use, and the wing thumb design reduces material bunching at a high-wear contact point. Rated to a maximum use temperature of 104 degrees F, these gloves are designed for tasks where hand protection and tactile sensitivity must both be maintained. At 0.102 pounds per pair, they add minimal bulk to the work environment.

These gloves are suited to assembly and inspection applications in light industrial settings, including assembly and disassembly of equipment, component mounting and dismantling, picking and checking operations, and handling of outgoing goods such as cans, vessels, bulk packs, cartons, and loading tasks. The static dissipative construction makes them appropriate for environments where electrostatic discharge is a concern. The unisex sizing and paired packaging make them a straightforward stocking item for maintenance and production departments.

Key Features

• Smooth nitrile coating on palm and full fingers for consistent grip without bulk
• Nylon and spandex shell delivers stretch fit and extended wear comfort
• Static dissipative construction for ESD-sensitive work environments
• Wing thumb design reduces material stress at high-contact point
• Knit cuff style keeps glove positioned during active hand movement
• Meets EN 388:2016 abrasion resistance level 3 and multiple CE standards

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement general purpose work glove for light industrial assembly, inspection, and material handling applications requiring palm-and-finger nitrile coating and static dissipative properties.

Installation Notes

Inspect gloves for tears, pinholes, or coating separation before each use. Do not use these gloves in applications involving strong solvents, cut hazards above their rated protection level, or temperatures exceeding 104 degrees F. Gloves should be replaced when the nitrile coating shows visible wear or cracking that could compromise grip or barrier integrity.