Ansell N484 Nitrile Gloves 5.1 Mil X-large 100 Count

Product Description

The ANSELL N484 is a disposable nitrile glove from the Microflex Blaze series, designed for industrial-grade hand protection in demanding work environments. At 5.1 mil nominal thickness with a 5 mil nominal palm thickness, these gloves provide a durable barrier against a wide range of chemical and mechanical hazards. The grain texture on the fingers delivers reliable grip on wet or dry surfaces. At 10.6 inches in length with a rolled, extended cuff, they provide added forearm coverage and easy donning. Licensed HVAC technicians, plumbers, electricians, and general industrial workers are the primary users. The gloves are powder-free, ambidextrous, and orange in color for high visibility in the field.

The N484 is suited for general-purpose industrial applications including mechanical work, light chemical handling, and maintenance tasks where single-use hand protection is required. The static-dissipative construction makes them appropriate in environments where electrostatic discharge is a concern, such as electrical panel work or electronics-adjacent service calls. Each package contains 100 gloves. These are non-sterile and intended for industrial rather than surgical use.

Key Features

• 5.1 mil overall thickness with 5 mil nominal palm thickness for durable protection
• Grain-textured fingers for improved grip on wet and dry surfaces
• Powder-free, ambidextrous design for quick glove changes and reduced contamination risk
• Static-dissipative construction suitable for use near sensitive electrical components
• Extended rolled cuff at 10.6 inches for added wrist and forearm coverage
• FDA-approved material compliant with 21 CFR 177.2600 and ISO 13485 rated

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose disposable nitrile glove for industrial, electrical, plumbing, HVAC, and maintenance applications requiring single-use hand protection in an X-Large size.

Installation Notes

Inspect each glove for tears, pinholes, or defects before use. Discard immediately if the glove is punctured or torn during use. For tasks involving chemical exposure, verify that nitrile is rated for the specific substances present on the job site. Dispose of used gloves according to applicable local regulations, especially when contaminated with hazardous materials.