North B161/9 Chemical Resistant Gloves Large Butyl

Product Description

The NORTH B161/9 is a pair of butyl rubber chemical resistant gloves designed for industrial and trade environments where hand protection against harsh chemicals is required. Made from unsupported butyl rubber, these gloves offer reliable barrier protection and are finished with a smooth exterior surface. At 11 inches in overall length and a thickness in the 15 to 24.9 mil range, they are suited for tasks requiring dexterity combined with chemical resistance. They are unlined and feature a rolled cuff style. Safety professionals, chemical handlers, and maintenance technicians working with solvents, acids, or other aggressive substances are the primary users of this glove type.

These gloves are appropriate for use in industrial maintenance, chemical processing, plumbing service involving drain chemicals or pipe solvents, and general facility maintenance where incidental or direct chemical contact is a hazard. The large size accommodates a wide range of hand sizes for both men and women. The unsupported construction allows for greater tactile sensitivity compared to supported styles, making them practical in applications where workers need to feel and manipulate components while maintaining hand protection. They are sold as a single pair.

Key Features

• Butyl rubber construction provides strong resistance to a broad range of chemicals
• Unsupported design allows improved dexterity and tactile feedback
• Smooth exterior finish for reliable grip on surfaces and containers
• Rolled cuff style helps prevent liquid roll-back toward the wrist
• Unlined interior for easy donning and removal
• 11-inch overall length provides forearm coverage beyond the wrist

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or direct-use chemical resistant glove for industrial, maintenance, and trade applications requiring butyl rubber hand protection in size large.

Installation Notes

Inspect gloves for punctures, tears, or degradation before each use. Do not use gloves if the integrity of the butyl material has been compromised. Rinse gloves thoroughly after chemical exposure before removal, and allow to dry completely before storage. Follow applicable workplace safety standards and chemical handling protocols when selecting and using personal protective equipment.