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The PIP 50-N140B/M is an unsupported nitrile chemical resistant glove designed for medium-duty hand protection in environments where exposure to chemicals, oils, and solvents is a routine hazard. Built at 15 mil thickness, the glove provides a reliable barrier while maintaining enough dexterity for tasks that require grip and feel. The raised diamond finish on the grip surface improves control on wet or greasy work surfaces. At 13 inches in overall length, the glove extends coverage up the wrist and lower forearm. The chlorinated finish reduces tackiness and makes donning and removal faster during repetitive work cycles. Licensed tradespeople in maintenance, industrial service, and chemical handling applications are the primary installers and end users of this glove.
This glove is suited for medium-hazard chemical handling tasks in industrial, commercial, and trade service settings. Typical applications include handling cleaning agents, light solvents, oils, and non-oxidizing acids. The straight cuff style makes it compatible with a wide range of sleeve configurations. The unlined interior is appropriate for single-use or short-duration tasks where breathability and direct tactile feedback are priorities. It meets ANSI/ISEA performance ratings for cut, abrasion, and puncture resistance, making it a compliant choice for job sites that require documented PPE standards.
Designed as a standard unsupported nitrile chemical resistant glove in medium sizing, compatible with general industrial and trade PPE programs requiring ANSI/ISEA 105-rated hand protection.
Inspect each glove for pinholes, tears, or surface degradation before each use, particularly when handling hazardous chemicals. Follow applicable OSHA 29 CFR 1910.138 personal protective equipment standards for hand protection selection and use. Dispose of gloves in accordance with local regulations if they have contacted hazardous materials. Do not reuse gloves that show visible signs of chemical permeation or physical damage.
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