Ansell UF-524-M Nitrile Gloves 2.4 Mil Medium 300 Pack

Product Description

The ANSELL UF-524-M is a disposable nitrile examination and general-purpose glove from the Microflex Ultraform series. At 2.4 mil thick with a nominal palm thickness of 2.5 mil, the glove delivers a reliable barrier for clinical, mechanical, and light industrial tasks. The cobalt blue, powder-free construction reduces contamination risk in sensitive environments. An ambidextrous, rolled-cuff design at 9.1 inches in length suits a wide range of hand positions and workflows. HVAC technicians, plumbers, electricians, and pool service professionals use nitrile gloves like these during chemical handling, part inspection, and equipment servicing where skin protection and tactile feedback both matter.

The UF-524-M is suited for residential and light commercial service environments where a disposable, single-use glove is required. The grain-textured finger surface provides grip on wet or oily components. The gloves meet FDA 21 CFR 177.2600 requirements and carry US QSR/FDA 510(k) clearance, making them appropriate for both medical-adjacent and general trade use. Each package contains 300 gloves in size Medium, supporting high-volume usage in busy service operations or shop settings.

Key Features

• 2.4 mil glove thickness with 2.5 mil nominal palm thickness for durable, flexible coverage
• Powder-free nitrile construction minimizes contamination and latex-allergy risk
• Grain-textured fingers improve grip on parts, fittings, and tools
• Ambidextrous fit with rolled cuff at 9.1 inches for fast donning
• FDA 510(k) cleared and ISO 13485 rated for medical-grade quality assurance
• 300 gloves per package with an AQL of 1.5 for consistent defect control

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose, ambidextrous disposable nitrile glove suitable for medical, mechanical, and light industrial applications where a powder-free, single-use barrier is required.

Installation Notes

Disposable nitrile gloves require no tools for use, but proper donning and doffing technique is important to avoid cross-contamination. Inspect each glove for tears or defects before use, and discard any damaged glove. Do not reuse single-use gloves. Follow applicable workplace safety guidelines and local regulations for disposal of gloves exposed to chemicals, biological material, or hazardous substances.