Pip 47-L442/XL Chemical Resistant Gloves 44 Mil Xl

Product Description

The PIP 47-L442/XL is an unsupported latex chemical resistant glove built for heavy-duty industrial and maintenance applications. At 44 mil thick, this glove provides substantial barrier protection against a broad range of chemicals, solvents, and abrasive materials. The smooth finish and rolled cuff construction make it a practical choice for tasks that demand durability and reliable grip. It ships as a single pair and is sized for X-Large hands in both men's and women's sizing. Rated at ANSI/ISEA Abrasion Resistance Level 4, it handles rough surfaces and repetitive contact without breaking down quickly. Unlined construction allows for direct tactile feedback during use.

This glove is suited for industrial maintenance, chemical handling, janitorial, and general plant operations where workers contact oils, solvents, and cleaning agents. The 17-inch overall length provides forearm coverage, making it appropriate for tasks involving immersion or splash exposure. Its unsupported latex construction gives it flexibility in applications where dexterity matters alongside chemical protection. Facilities in manufacturing, utilities, and wastewater treatment commonly deploy gloves of this type.

Key Features

• 44 mil thick latex construction for heavy-duty chemical and abrasion resistance
• ANSI/ISEA Abrasion Resistance Level 4 for durability on rough surfaces
• 17-inch overall length provides extended forearm splash protection
• Chlorinated finish reduces donning friction without requiring liners
• Silicone-free formulation suitable for environments where silicone contamination is a concern
• Rolled cuff style prevents liquid rollback during splash tasks

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or standard-stock chemical resistant glove for industrial and maintenance applications requiring unsupported latex construction at X-Large sizing.

Installation Notes

Chemical resistant gloves of this type are donned and inspected by the end user prior to each use; inspect for pinholes, cracks, or degradation before contact with any chemical. Workers handling regulated chemicals should consult applicable SDS sheets to confirm latex compatibility with specific substances. No tools are required for use, but proper doffing procedure should follow employer safety protocols and OSHA PPE guidelines to prevent secondary skin contact with contaminated outer surfaces.