Pip 48-L212Y/XS Chemical Resistant Gloves 21 Mil Xs

Product Description

The PIP 48-L212Y/XS is a pair of flock-lined latex chemical resistant gloves designed for hand protection in environments where exposure to chemicals, solvents, or other hazardous substances is a routine concern. Built to 21 mil thickness, these gloves provide a meaningful barrier without sacrificing the dexterity needed for detailed work. The flock lining improves comfort during extended wear and makes donning easier. Sized for extra small hands, they are sold as a single pair and are a standard pick for maintenance technicians, lab personnel, and industrial workers handling caustic or chemical materials.

These gloves are suited for light to moderate chemical handling tasks in residential, commercial, and industrial settings. The 12-inch length provides wrist and lower forearm coverage, reducing splash exposure during pouring, mixing, or cleaning operations. The yellow coloring aids visual identification on the job site. Typical applications include chemical handling, janitorial work, plumbing service involving drain cleaners or solvents, and general maintenance tasks requiring a reliable latex barrier glove.

Key Features

• 21 mil latex construction provides a durable chemical-resistant barrier
• Flock lining enhances comfort and simplifies donning and doffing
• 12-inch length delivers wrist and lower forearm splash protection
• Extra small sizing for a secure, precise fit on smaller hands
• Yellow color for easy identification and inventory management
• Sold as a single pair with a minimum order quantity of one

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or direct-use chemical resistant glove for general industrial and trade applications requiring latex barrier protection at 21 mil thickness in extra small sizing.

Installation Notes

Inspect gloves for punctures, tears, or degradation before each use. Ensure the glove size matches the user's hand to maintain dexterity and reduce fatigue. Follow applicable site safety protocols and OSHA PPE guidelines when selecting gloves for specific chemical exposures. Dispose of damaged or chemically contaminated gloves according to local regulations.