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The ANSELL 58535B110 is a supported nitrile chemical resistant glove designed for industrial and trade applications where hand protection against fuels, grease, oils, and select solvents is required. Built on a Series 58-535B platform, the glove features a nitrile coating over an acrylic-lined interior and a gauntlet-style cuff extending to 14.00 inches overall length. The Ansell Grip surface provides reliable hold on wet or oily workpieces. At 0.5 pounds per pair, these gloves are lightweight enough for extended wear during service tasks. They meet ANSI/ISEA Abrasion Level 5, making them suitable for rough-contact environments encountered by HVAC techs, plumbers, and general maintenance professionals.
These gloves are suited for residential and commercial service environments where chemical splash exposure is routine. Typical applications include handling refrigerant oils, pipe thread compounds, fuel system components, and solvent-based cleaners. The gauntlet cuff style provides extended forearm coverage during parts washing, drain service, or fuel line work. The FDA-approved construction also makes them appropriate for applications with incidental food-adjacent contact. Trade professionals working in mechanical rooms, service pits, or industrial facilities will find this glove fits standard chemical-handling workflows.
Designed as an OEM-style chemical resistant hand protection solution for industrial and trade service applications requiring nitrile supported gloves with gauntlet cuff coverage.
Inspect gloves before each use for cuts, punctures, or degradation that could compromise chemical resistance. Remove gloves by peeling from the wrist outward to avoid skin contact with contaminated outer surfaces. Consult the applicable Safety Data Sheet for each chemical handled to confirm compatibility before use. Disposal should follow local regulations for chemical-contaminated PPE.
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