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The PIP 48-L212Y/L is an unsupported chemical resistant glove built for trade and industrial environments where hand protection against a broad range of hazardous substances is required. At 21 mil thick, the glove provides a meaningful barrier while still allowing reasonable dexterity during handling tasks. The yellow cotton-lined construction features a flocked lining for comfort during extended wear and a rolled cuff for a secure fit at the wrist. At 11.8 inches overall length, coverage extends well past the wrist. These gloves are part of the PIP Assurance series and carry FDA 21 CFR Parts 170-199 approval, making them suitable for food-adjacent applications as well as general chemical handling.
The 48-L212Y/L is sized Large and is intended for applications involving acids, alcohols, alkalis, animal fats, chlorinated solvents, ketones, and salts. The raised diamond grip surface aids control when handling wet or slippery containers and equipment. Typical use cases include chemical mixing, cleaning operations, food processing facilities, and maintenance tasks where incidental chemical contact is a routine hazard. These gloves are commonly used by plumbers, maintenance technicians, pool service professionals, and facility workers who handle chemicals as part of their daily workflow.
Sized for Large hands. Rated for use with acids, alcohols, alkalis, animal fats, chlorinated solvents, ketones, and salts per manufacturer specifications. FDA 21 CFR Parts 170-199 and CFIA standards compliance makes these gloves appropriate for both food industry and general chemical handling environments.
Inspect gloves for pinholes, tears, or discoloration before each use. Do not use gloves that show signs of degradation or chemical permeation. Gloves should be donned before contact with any chemical and removed carefully to avoid skin contamination. Disposal and replacement frequency should follow the site safety plan and applicable OSHA personal protective equipment guidelines.
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