Ansell 120131 Chemical Resistant Gloves Large Latex

Product Description

The ANSELL 120131 is an unsupported latex chemical resistant glove designed for hand protection in industrial, maintenance, and trade environments. Built from natural latex with a fishscale grip surface, this glove delivers reliable tactile feedback and resistance to a range of chemical exposures. The gauntlet pinked cuff style provides extended wrist and forearm coverage without restricting movement. At a thickness range of 15 mil to 24.9 mil, it balances dexterity with protective barrier performance. The glove is unlined and carries FDA approval, making it suitable for applications requiring food-safe compliance alongside chemical resistance.

This glove is intended for use in industrial facilities, manufacturing environments, janitorial and maintenance operations, and anywhere chemical handling is part of routine work. Sized for Large or numeric size 9 hands in both men's and women's sizing, it fits a broad range of users. The 12.00-inch overall length and gauntlet cuff make it appropriate for splash-prone tasks where standard-length gloves fall short. Installers, technicians, and service professionals working with cleaning agents, solvents, or light chemicals will find this a practical, task-ready option.

Key Features

• Unsupported natural latex construction with fishscale grip surface for secure handling of wet or oily parts
• Gauntlet pinked cuff style with 12.00-inch overall length for extended forearm coverage
• Thickness range of 15 mil to 24.9 mil for a balance of barrier protection and hand feel
• ANSI/ISEA Abrasion Resistance Level 3 rating for durability in demanding tasks
• ANSI/ISEA Cut Level 0 and FDA approved for food-safe and regulated-environment use
• Unlined interior for direct tactile feedback during detailed work

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose chemical resistant glove for industrial and trade use applications where latex unsupported gloves are specified.

Installation Notes

Inspect gloves for tears, pinholes, or degradation before each use. Confirm the chemical compatibility of latex with the specific substances being handled prior to use, as latex is not resistant to all chemical families. Dispose of gloves per applicable facility or local hazardous waste guidelines when contaminated. A licensed professional or safety officer should verify PPE selection meets applicable OSHA and site-specific requirements.