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The PIP 50-N092B/M is a chemical resistant nitrile glove designed for trade and industrial professionals who work with hazardous liquids, solvents, and chemicals. At 9 mil thick and constructed from unsupported nitrile, this glove delivers a balance of tactile sensitivity and protective barrier performance. The raised diamond texture on the grip surface improves handling of wet or slippery components. At 13 inches in overall length, the extended cuff provides added forearm coverage during immersion or splash-risk tasks. FDA approved for incidental food contact applications. Rated ANSI/ISEA Abrasion Level 2 and Puncture Level 3, making it a dependable choice for light-to-moderate mechanical exposure alongside chemical protection.
The 50-N092B/M is suited for use in plumbing, HVAC maintenance, electrical, pool and water treatment service, janitorial, food processing, and general industrial environments where hand protection against chemical splash is required. The unlined interior and straight cuff allow for easy donning and removal. The glove is sized Medium, with a numeric size of 8, fitting both men's and women's medium hand sizes. This single-pair package is appropriate for professionals sourcing individual gloves for specific job applications or kit stocking.
Designed as a general-purpose chemical resistant glove for trade professionals requiring nitrile hand protection in chemical handling, maintenance, and service applications. Compliant with EN 374 AJKL and EN 388 2001 standards.
Inspect gloves for pinholes or tears before each use by inflating or visual inspection. For chemical handling tasks, verify compatibility of nitrile with the specific chemicals present on the job site before use. Dispose of contaminated gloves per applicable local or site-specific hazardous waste procedures. Do not reuse gloves that have been exposed to concentrated acids, solvents, or other highly aggressive chemicals.
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