Ansell 192245 Chemical Resistant Gloves Large Latex

Product Description

The ANSELL 192245 is a supported latex chemical resistant glove designed for hand protection in industrial, maintenance, and laboratory environments. Built on a cotton-lined latex shell with a diamond-embossed grip surface, this glove delivers 27 mil thickness and an ANSI/ISEA Abrasion Resistance Level 3 rating. The gauntlet-style cuff with pinked edge extends overall length to 13 inches, providing forearm coverage during wet or chemical-handling tasks. Licensed tradespeople and industrial workers in chemical processing, janitorial, and food-handling operations are the primary installers and end users.

The 192245 is suited for applications involving exposure to alcohols, alkalis, detergents, fats, ketones, and salts. It is commonly used in maintenance shops, food processing facilities, commercial kitchens, and industrial cleaning environments where splash and incidental chemical contact are routine hazards. The supported construction over a cotton lining offers durability for extended wear during repetitive tasks. This is a size Large glove, corresponding to a numeric size 9, and is available in individual pairs.

Key Features

• 27 mil latex shell over cotton lining for durable, supported construction
• Diamond-embossed grip surface improves control on wet or oily workpieces
• Gauntlet cuff with pinked edge provides 13-inch overall length and forearm coverage
• ANSI/ISEA Abrasion Resistance Level 3 rating
• Tested to EN 374 AJK and EN ISO 374-5 VIRUS standards for broad chemical and viral resistance
• Resists alcohols, alkalis, detergents, fats, ketones, and salts

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose supported latex chemical resistant glove for size Large (numeric size 9) users in industrial, janitorial, food processing, and laboratory settings where EN 374 and EN ISO 374-1-2016 Type A chemical resistance is required.

Installation Notes

Inspect gloves for tears, pinholes, or degradation before each use, particularly after exposure to solvents or strong alkalis. Confirm the chemical compatibility of latex against the specific substances present on the job site before use, as some solvents and aromatic compounds can degrade latex. Worn or damaged gloves should be removed and replaced immediately. Dispose of contaminated gloves in accordance with applicable local regulations for chemically soiled personal protective equipment.