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The ANSELL 212471 is a supported, fully coated neoprene glove engineered for chemical handling in industrial and trade environments. Built on a cotton-lined neoprene shell with a smooth exterior finish, these gloves reach shoulder length at 31 inches overall length, offering extended forearm and upper-arm protection. The glove meets ANSI/ISEA Abrasion Resistance Level 3 and ANSI/ISEA Cut Level A2, making it suitable for tasks where durability against mechanical hazards is required alongside chemical resistance. Worn by industrial maintenance technicians, chemical handlers, and utility workers, the 212471 is sized X-Large (numeric size 10) and weighs 1.08 pounds per pair.
These gloves are intended for applications involving direct contact with acids, alcohols, caustics, many solvents, and oils. The shoulder-length cuff style makes them appropriate for immersion tasks, drum handling, chemical transfers, and similar operations where splash or submersion exposure extends above the wrist. The supported construction with cotton lining adds comfort during extended wear. They are suitable for use in industrial maintenance, plumbing, HVAC chemical cleaning, and pool chemical handling where prolonged chemical contact is a routine hazard.
Designed as an OEM-style chemical resistant glove for industrial, maintenance, and trade use where shoulder-length neoprene protection against acids, caustics, solvents, and oils is required.
Inspect gloves before each use for cuts, punctures, or coating degradation that could compromise chemical resistance. Don gloves before handling any chemical agents and ensure the cuff extends fully to the intended protection zone. Follow applicable workplace chemical handling protocols and consult the relevant Safety Data Sheets for the chemicals in use. Dispose of gloves that show visible damage, discoloration, or stiffening consistent with chemical degradation.
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