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The ANSELL N481 Microflex Blaze is a disposable nitrile glove engineered for industrial and general-purpose applications where dexterity, chemical resistance, and static dissipation matter. Built from 5.1 mil nitrile with a nominal palm thickness of 5 mil, this glove delivers a firm barrier without sacrificing tactile feedback. The grain texture across the fingers improves grip on parts, tools, and components in wet or dry conditions. The extended cuff design at 10.6 inches adds forearm coverage beyond what standard exam-length gloves provide. ANSELL rates this glove to an Acceptable Quality Level of 1.5, indicating consistent, low-defect manufacturing suited to controlled-environment trade work. Licensed HVAC technicians, electricians, and other service professionals will find these gloves appropriate for light chemical handling and component servicing.
The N481 is intended for industrial-grade, general-purpose use in environments where powder contamination is not acceptable. The powder-free, uncoated interior suits workers who need to don and doff quickly throughout a service call. The ambidextrous design means technicians can pull from a single box without sorting. The orange coloring allows for quick visual identification on a job site. The glove ships in a package quantity of 100 and complies with multiple standards relevant to foodservice, cleanroom-adjacent, and industrial settings, making it versatile across trade disciplines.
Designed as a general-purpose industrial disposable glove meeting ASTM D6319, EN 420:2003+A1:2009, FDA 21 CFR 177.2600, NFPA 1991:2006, US QSR/FDA 510(k), and ISO 13485 standards. FDA approved for applicable regulated environments.
Disposable nitrile gloves require no installation tools. Inspect each glove for tears, pinholes, or defects before use and discard any compromised glove immediately. Do not reuse single-use disposable gloves, particularly after contact with solvents, refrigerants, or other chemicals. Follow applicable OSHA personal protective equipment standards and your employer's PPE program when selecting gloves for specific chemical exposure scenarios.
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