Ansell N485 Nitrile Gloves 5.1 Mil 2x-large 100 Pack

Product Description

The ANSELL N485 is a disposable nitrile glove from the Microflex Blaze series, designed for industrial and general-purpose hand protection. Built to 5.1 mil nominal thickness with a grain texture on the fingers, it delivers reliable grip and puncture resistance for trade environments. The ambidextrous, powder-free design fits either hand and reduces contamination risk. At 10.6 inches in length with a rolled, extended cuff, the glove provides added wrist coverage during hands-on work. Licensed HVAC techs, plumbers, electricians, and pool service professionals reach for this glove when handling chemicals, components, and equipment where dexterity and barrier protection both matter.

The N485 is suited for light industrial and maintenance applications where a disposable nitrile glove is required. The orange color aids visibility on the job site. The grain texture on the finger surface improves grip on tools, fittings, and small components. Its powder-free construction makes it a practical choice in environments where contamination control is a concern, such as HVAC coil handling, plumbing rough-in work, and pool chemical service. Each package contains 100 gloves.

Key Features

• 5.1 mil thickness for durable barrier protection in industrial use
• Grain texture on fingers for improved grip on tools and parts
• Powder-free and non-sterile construction reduces contamination risk
• Ambidextrous fit with a rolled extended cuff at 10.6 inches length
• Static dissipative properties for use around sensitive components
• FDA approved and compliant with ASTM D6319, EN 420, and NFPA 1991:2006

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose disposable nitrile glove for industrial, maintenance, and trade service applications requiring a powder-free, ambidextrous barrier glove.

Installation Notes

Inspect each glove for tears or defects before use. Do not reuse disposable nitrile gloves after exposure to harsh chemicals or sharp debris. Dispose of used gloves in accordance with applicable local regulations for contaminated personal protective equipment. Power down or shut off chemical feeds before donning or removing gloves to avoid splash exposure.