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The ANSELL 59-001 is a standard-size vinyl protective sleeve designed to guard the forearm against chemical, oil, grease, fat, and puncture hazards encountered in food processing, packaging, and industrial handling environments. Constructed from white vinyl with elastic openings at both ends, the sleeve stays securely positioned during active tasks. At 18 inches in overall length, it provides substantial forearm coverage without restricting movement. Weighing just 0.01 pounds, it adds minimal bulk. This sleeve is appropriate for use by food production workers, warehouse personnel, and trade professionals who require lightweight forearm protection during messy or hazardous operations.
The 59-001 sleeve is suited to a wide range of light-industrial and food-service applications including bottling, canning, ground meat handling, labeling, loading, packaging, fillet packing, dry and liquid product transfer, storing, and vehicle or truck unloading operations. Its resistance profile makes it particularly effective in wet or oily environments where bare-arm contact with product, packaging, or process equipment presents contamination or chemical exposure risks. The elastic closure at both ends ensures a snug fit across a range of arm sizes.
Designed as a general-purpose forearm sleeve for standard adult arm dimensions, suitable for food processing, packaging, and light industrial operations where forearm protection against chemical and mechanical hazards is required.
Sleeves are donned and removed by hand without tools. In food processing environments, follow facility hygiene protocols for glove and sleeve donning, including hand-washing prior to application. Inspect the sleeve before each use for tears, punctures, or degradation that could compromise barrier integrity. Discard and replace if the vinyl shows visible damage or loss of elasticity.
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