Ansell SU-690-S Microflex Supreno Nitrile Gloves Small 100pk

Product Description

The ANSELL SU-690-S is a disposable nitrile examination glove from the Microflex Supreno series, designed for medical and clinical environments where barrier protection and tactile sensitivity are both required. At 4.3 mil thickness with a 4.5 mil nominal palm thickness, the glove delivers reliable puncture and chemical resistance without sacrificing dexterity. The violet-colored, powder-free design reduces the risk of latex-related allergies and contamination concerns. Each box contains 100 ambidextrous gloves sized Small, with a rolled cuff and a 9.6-inch length. Licensed HVAC techs, plumbers, and other trade professionals handling chemicals, lubricants, or refrigerants will find the medical-grade construction and AQL 0.65 quality standard appropriate for high-exposure tasks.

The SU-690-S is suited for medical, laboratory, and industrial trade applications where a powder-free nitrile glove meeting strict quality certifications is required. The ambidextrous fit and rolled cuff support rapid donning in field or clinical settings. The grain texture on the fingers improves grip on tools and components in both wet and dry conditions. A package quantity of 100 gloves per box makes this practical for stocking a service van, shop, or facility supply room.

Key Features

• 4.3 mil thickness with 4.5 mil nominal palm thickness for reliable barrier protection
• Powder-free and non-sterile construction reduces contamination risk
• Grain texture on fingers provides improved grip in wet and dry conditions
• Ambidextrous design with rolled cuff for fast, flexible use
• Static dissipative properties suitable for sensitive component handling
• FDA approved and meets ASTM D6319, ISO 13485, and FDA 21 CFR 177.2600 standards

Compatibility

Designed as a medical-grade, powder-free nitrile disposable glove suitable for examination, clinical, laboratory, and light industrial trade applications requiring AQL 0.65 quality compliance.

Installation Notes

Inspect each glove for tears or defects before donning. Power down or isolate electrical circuits before use in electrical applications where glove-only protection is relied upon — these gloves are not rated as electrical insulating PPE. Dispose of gloves after single use and follow applicable facility or local regulations for glove disposal. Consult applicable OSHA PPE standards for task-specific glove selection requirements.