North B161R/9 Chemical Resistant Gloves Large Butyl

Product Description

The NORTH B161R/9 is a pair of unsupported butyl chemical resistant gloves designed for use in industrial, chemical handling, and hazardous materials environments. Made from butyl rubber, these gloves provide a reliable barrier against a broad range of chemicals. The textured Grip-Saf finish supports secure handling of containers and tools even in wet or slippery conditions. At 11 inches in overall length and a thickness in the 15 to 24.9 mil range, they offer meaningful forearm protection without excessive bulk. They are unlined and feature a rolled cuff style. Licensed tradespeople and industrial workers in HVAC, plumbing, electrical, and chemical service applications rely on gloves like these when handling refrigerants, solvents, acids, or caustic materials.

These gloves are suited for large-handed users in both mens and womens sizing. Typical use cases include handling chemical cleaners, drain openers, refrigerant system flush solvents, and other aggressive fluids encountered in trade service work. The unsupported construction keeps the glove profile thin and tactile, which is important when working around fittings, valves, and small components. They are appropriate for residential and light commercial service environments where chemical splash protection is required.

Key Features

• Butyl rubber construction provides chemical resistance to a wide range of solvents and aggressive fluids
• Textured Grip-Saf surface supports secure grip on wet or oily components
• Unsupported design maintains tactile sensitivity for detail work
• 11-inch overall length extends protection toward the forearm
• Thickness in the 15 to 24.9 mil range balances durability and dexterity
• Rolled cuff style helps prevent drips and run-off from entering the glove

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose chemical resistant glove for large-sized hands in industrial and trade service applications where butyl rubber protection is required.

Installation Notes

Inspect gloves for punctures, tears, or degradation before each use. Do not use near open flame or high-heat surfaces, as butyl rubber has limited thermal resistance. Rinse gloves with clean water after chemical exposure and allow to air dry before storage. Disposal of gloves contaminated with hazardous materials should follow applicable local and federal waste disposal regulations.