Ansell 214022 Chemical Resistant Neoprene Gloves Medium

Product Description

The ANSELL 214022 is a supported neoprene chemical resistant glove designed for industrial and trade applications where protection against grease and oils is required. The glove features a neoprene outer shell with a fleece and jersey lining for added comfort during extended wear. At 26 inches overall length with a gauntlet-style cuff, it provides forearm coverage well beyond a standard glove. The textured rough finish on the grip surface supports secure handling of slippery or oily components. Weighing 1.2 pounds per pair, it is a substantial, durable glove built for demanding environments. Licensed HVAC, plumbing, and mechanical trades commonly use this style when handling refrigerant lines, solvents, and oily parts.

The 214022 is suited for residential and commercial maintenance, mechanical service work, and industrial applications involving exposure to grease and oils. The gauntlet cuff design is particularly practical in scenarios where liquid splash or contact with contaminated surfaces is likely. The fleece and jersey lining makes this glove appropriate for use in cooler environments or refrigerated spaces. Sized at Medium, which corresponds to a numeric size 8, it fits a wide range of adult hand sizes. It is FDA approved, making it suitable for use in food-adjacent service environments as well.

Key Features

• Neoprene outer shell and coating for resistance to grease and oils
• Fleece and jersey lining for comfort and warmth during extended use
• 26-inch overall length with gauntlet cuff for forearm splash protection
• Rough textured grip surface for secure handling of oily or wet parts
• Supported construction for added durability and structure
• FDA approved for use in food-adjacent service environments

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose supported neoprene chemical resistant glove for trade and industrial use where protection from grease and oils is required.

Installation Notes

Inspect gloves before each use for cuts, punctures, or degradation that could compromise chemical resistance. Always power down or shut off relevant systems and allow surfaces to cool before beginning work that requires hand protection. Discard gloves that show signs of swelling, discoloration, or breakthrough. Consult applicable safety codes and SDS documentation for the specific chemicals present in your work environment.