Mcr Safety CP25RS Butyl Chemical Gloves 25 Mil Small

Product Description

The MCR Safety CP25RS is a 25 mil butyl rubber chemical-resistant glove designed for workers handling hazardous substances in industrial, laboratory, and process environments. Produced using a solution-dipped process that creates a tight molecular structure, the CP25RS delivers strong impermeability against a broad range of chemical classes. The glove features a rough-finish exterior for grip, a 14-inch gauntlet cuff with a rolled edge for additional forearm protection, and an anti-static construction. Licensed tradespeople and safety professionals in chemical processing, manufacturing, and hazmat response rely on this style for extended chemical contact tasks.

The CP25RS is suited for small-handed users working with acids, aldehydes, alcohols, amides, bases, esters, and ketones. The 14-inch cuff length makes it appropriate for splash-prone tasks where wrist and lower forearm coverage is required. It is sold as a pair and is manufactured domestically. Applications include chemical handling in industrial plants, laboratory settings, and food-adjacent processing environments where component materials meet federal regulations for food contact.

Key Features

• 25 mil butyl rubber construction for high chemical impermeability
• Rough-finish exterior improves grip during wet or chemical-exposure tasks
• 14-inch gauntlet cuff with rolled edge for extended forearm protection
• Anti-static design reduces static discharge risk
• Solution-dipped manufacturing process creates a dense molecular structure
• Component materials comply with federal regulations for food contact

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement glove for small-hand users requiring butyl rubber chemical protection in industrial or laboratory environments. Permeation resistance covers most acids, aldehydes, alcohols, amides, bases, esters, and ketones as stated by the manufacturer.

Installation Notes

Inspect gloves for pinholes, cracks, or discoloration before each use. Don gloves only after confirming the cuff is fully unrolled and seated past the wrist. When working with hazardous chemicals, follow applicable OSHA PPE standards and the site safety data sheet (SDS) requirements for the specific chemical being handled. Dispose of contaminated gloves per local hazardous waste regulations.