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The PIP 52-3670/S is an unsupported chemical resistant glove constructed from a latex and neoprene blend, designed to protect workers handling hazardous chemicals, solvents, and caustic materials. At 28 mil thick, the glove provides a meaningful barrier without sacrificing dexterity. A flocked lining adds interior comfort for extended wear. The raised diamond grip surface improves control on wet or slick surfaces. These gloves are FDA approved, making them appropriate for use in food-handling and sanitary environments in addition to standard industrial and trade applications. Licensed tradespeople and safety-conscious contractors alike rely on this construction for reliable hand protection during chemical handling tasks.
The 52-3670/S is suited for small-handed users and fits into a range of commercial, industrial, and light trade environments where incidental or prolonged chemical contact is a risk. Typical applications include plumbing work involving drain cleaning chemicals, HVAC maintenance involving refrigerant handling support tasks, pool service work with chlorine and acid treatments, and general facility maintenance involving solvents or cleaners. The straight cuff style allows for easy donning and doffing in field conditions. Overall length of 12.6 inches provides forearm coverage appropriate for splash-risk scenarios.
Designed for small-sized hands. Part of the PIP Assurance series of unsupported chemical resistant gloves for general industrial and trade use.
Inspect gloves for cuts, punctures, or degradation before each use and discard any damaged pair. When handling concentrated acids, bases, or solvents, verify the glove material is rated for the specific chemical in use. Follow applicable workplace safety standards and SDS guidance for chemical handling procedures. Store away from direct sunlight, heat sources, and ozone-generating equipment to preserve elastomer integrity.
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