Ansell 25-101L Neoprene Gloves Large 5.1 Mil Powder-free 100 Pack

Product Description

The ANSELL 25-101L is a disposable neoprene glove from the Microflex Neotouch series, designed for cleanroom and chemical-resistant applications. The glove is constructed from neoprene with a synthetic polymer coating and measures 5.1 mil thick at the palm nominal, providing a reliable barrier against chemical exposure. At 9.5 inches in length with a rolled cuff, it offers adequate wrist coverage for handling tasks in controlled environments. The ambidextrous design and grain-textured finger surface improve grip and reduce hand fatigue during extended use. Each box contains 100 gloves. Installation or use requires no special tools, and the powder-free construction minimizes contamination risk in sensitive work areas.

These gloves are suited for cleanroom environments, laboratory settings, and light chemical handling in both industrial and healthcare-adjacent applications. The grain texture on the fingers supports secure handling of small components and wet or oily surfaces. The powder-free, non-sterile design makes them appropriate for technicians, lab personnel, and service professionals who require chemical resistance without latex allergen concerns. The static-dissipative properties add utility in electronics or ESD-sensitive work environments.

Key Features

• 5.1 mil thickness with neoprene construction and synthetic polymer coating for chemical resistance
• Grain-textured fingers for improved grip on wet or dry surfaces
• Powder-free and non-sterile — suitable for cleanroom-grade use
• Static-dissipative properties for ESD-sensitive environments
• Ambidextrous fit with rolled cuff and 9.5-inch length
• FDA approved with AQL 1.5 quality standard

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style disposable glove for cleanroom-grade, chemical-resistant applications in industrial, laboratory, and controlled environment settings.

Installation Notes

Inspect each glove for tears or defects before donning. For chemical handling tasks, confirm the glove material is rated for the specific chemicals in use per the manufacturer safety data sheet. Discard after single use and follow applicable facility protocols for PPE disposal. Service professionals should consult local safety regulations and industry standards when selecting hand protection for specific hazard classes.