Ansell 120132 Chemical Resistant Gloves Xl Latex

Product Description

The ANSELL 120132 is an unsupported latex chemical resistant glove designed for hand protection in environments where exposure to chemicals, solvents, or wet conditions is a regular part of the job. Built on the Series 88-394 platform, this glove features a fishscale grip surface that maintains control on wet or oily parts and surfaces. At a thickness in the 15 to 24.9 mil range and a 12.00-inch overall length, it provides a balance of dexterity and barrier protection. The gauntlet-style pinked cuff extends coverage past the wrist. Plumbers, industrial maintenance techs, and chemical handlers are the primary installers and users of this glove.

This glove is suited for general-purpose chemical handling, light industrial work, plumbing service, and maintenance applications where latex construction is appropriate. The unlined interior allows for a closer fit and easier donning and doffing. Sized at X-Large (numeric size 10), it fits both men and women requiring a larger glove. FDA approval makes it suitable for use in food-contact and sanitary service environments as well. It is sold as a single pair per package.

Key Features

• Unsupported latex construction provides flexibility and tactile sensitivity
• Fishscale grip surface improves handling on wet or slick surfaces
• Gauntlet pinked cuff style extends wrist and forearm coverage
• ANSI/ISEA Abrasion Resistance Level 3 rating for durable surface wear performance
• FDA approved for food-contact and sanitation applications
• 12.00-inch overall length with thickness in the 15 to 24.9 mil range

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or direct-use chemical resistant glove for X-Large hand sizes in trade, industrial maintenance, and plumbing service applications requiring latex barrier protection.

Installation Notes

Inspect gloves for cuts, punctures, or degradation before each use. Latex gloves should not be used by individuals with latex allergies. After use with chemicals, rinse the exterior thoroughly before removal to avoid skin contact with contaminants. Replace gloves at the first sign of swelling, discoloration, or loss of barrier integrity.