Bsc Preferred GLV2201L Latex Gloves 3-mil 720 Case

Product Description

The BSC PREFERRED GLV2201L is a case of 720 disposable latex examination gloves designed for trade and industrial applications requiring reliable hand protection. Constructed from 3-mil latex, these gloves provide strong barrier protection while maintaining the tactile sensitivity needed for detailed work. A textured finish on the fingertips and palm area enhances grip on tools, fittings, and small components. The powder-free construction reduces contamination risk and is better suited for environments where powder residue is not acceptable. These gloves are appropriate for HVAC technicians, plumbers, electricians, and pool service professionals who need lightweight, disposable hand protection during routine service calls.

These latex gloves are suited for a wide range of light-duty trade applications including handling refrigerants, lubricants, pool chemicals, and general maintenance tasks. The case format - 720 gloves per case - is intended for shop or fleet use where high-volume consumption is expected. The powder-free formulation makes them appropriate for environments with sensitivity to talc or starch powder contamination. These are a general-use disposable glove intended for single-use service tasks in residential and light commercial settings.

Key Features

• 3-mil latex construction provides reliable puncture and chemical splash resistance for light-duty tasks
• Textured grip surface improves control when handling small parts, fittings, and tools
• Powder-free design reduces contamination risk in sensitive work environments
• 720 gloves per case supports high-volume shop or multi-technician use
• Disposable single-use format supports fast turnover on service calls

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose disposable latex glove for trade and industrial hand protection use. Listed as equivalent to part number S-11469L.

Installation Notes

Disposable latex gloves should be inspected for tears or punctures before use and discarded immediately after a single use. Workers with known latex allergies should not use latex gloves and should select a nitrile or vinyl alternative. Store gloves away from direct sunlight, ozone sources, and extreme temperatures to maintain integrity. Follow applicable OSHA personal protective equipment guidelines for glove selection based on the specific chemical or biological hazard present.