Mcr Safety 7036M Disposable Gloves Medium 6 Mil Nitrile Neoprene

Product Description

The MCR SAFETY 7036M is a disposable chemical-resistant glove built from a tri-polymer blend of nitrile, latex, and neoprene. This construction combines the tensile strength of nitrile, the elasticity of latex, and the chemical resistance of neoprene into a single-use glove rated at 6 mil thickness and 12 inches in length. The lilac-colored, powder-free design is appropriate for industrial and food-grade applications. Component materials comply with all federal regulations for food contact. Available in Medium sizing, the 7036M is suited for technicians and workers who require dependable hand protection without sacrificing dexterity.

The 7036M is designed for use in industrial environments, food processing facilities, chemical handling operations, and general maintenance applications where single-use protection is required. The 12-inch length provides extended coverage of the wrist and lower forearm, making it appropriate for tasks involving liquid exposure or splash risk. Workers in food service, chemical manufacturing, janitorial services, and laboratory settings are typical end users. The textured finish aids grip on wet or oily surfaces common in these environments.

Key Features

• Tri-polymer blend: nitrile for strength, latex for elasticity, neoprene for chemical resistance
• 6 mil thickness for reliable puncture and chemical resistance in single-use applications
• 12-inch length for extended wrist and forearm coverage
• Powder-free construction reduces contamination risk in food-grade and clean environments
• Textured finish improves grip on wet or oily surfaces
• Component materials comply with all federal regulations for food contact
• Packed 100 gloves per box, 10 boxes per case

Compatibility

Designed for industrial and food-grade single-use glove applications requiring tri-polymer chemical resistance; supplied in Medium sizing for standard hand dimensions in that range.

Installation Notes

Disposable gloves should be inspected for visible defects before each use and discarded after a single use or upon visible contamination. Workers should don gloves using clean technique to avoid interior contamination, particularly in food-contact or sterile environments. Consult applicable workplace safety standards and local regulatory requirements to confirm suitability for specific chemical exposures before use.