Ansell EV-2050-XL Microflex Evolution One Latex Glove Xl

Product Description

The ANSELL EV-2050-XL is a powder-free, natural latex disposable glove from the Microflex Evolution One series, designed for use in medical, laboratory, and light industrial environments. At 5.5 mil nominal palm thickness, the glove delivers a balance of tactile sensitivity and puncture resistance. The full grain texture across the palm and fingers improves grip on wet and dry surfaces. Sized for X-Large hands and cut to an ambidextrous pattern, this glove fits either hand without adjustment. Each package contains 100 gloves, making it a standard box-quantity purchase for professional settings.

The EV-2050-XL is suited for general-purpose applications where latex barrier protection is required without powder contamination risk. Typical environments include medical examination, dental, veterinary, and controlled light-duty trade work where dexterity and tactile feedback matter. The rolled cuff style and 9.6-inch length provide adequate wrist coverage for most procedural tasks. These gloves are FDA-cleared and carry ASTM D3578, EN 420, and ISO 13485 ratings, making them appropriate for use in regulated clinical and quality-controlled manufacturing environments.

Key Features

• 5.5 mil nominal palm thickness for reliable barrier protection without sacrificing feel
• Full grain texture on palm and fingers for secure grip on wet and dry surfaces
• Powder-free construction eliminates contamination risk in sensitive environments
• Ambidextrous fit with rolled cuff and 9.6-inch length for flexible use
• FDA-cleared and compliant with ASTM D3578, EN 420:2003+A1:2009, and ISO 13485
• Acceptable Quality Level (AQL) of 1.5 for consistent glove integrity across the box

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose disposable latex glove for medical, dental, laboratory, and light industrial use where powder-free latex barrier protection is required.

Installation Notes

Inspect each glove for tears or defects before donning. Do not use latex gloves when latex allergy is known or suspected in the user or patient. Follow facility protocols and applicable OSHA bloodborne pathogen standards when using gloves in medical or exposure-risk settings. Dispose of used gloves according to local regulations for contaminated PPE.