Pip 76-830/XL Nitrile Chemical Resistant Gloves Xl

Product Description

The PIP 76-830/XL is a general purpose chemical-resistant glove built for trade and industrial environments where hand protection against chemicals, solvents, and contaminants is required. Constructed from nitrile with a supported elastomer and nylon lining, this glove provides a barrier layer suited to repeated handling of harsh substances. The non-slip grip surface improves control on wet or oily parts. Sized at X-Large (numeric size 10), it fits larger hands without sacrificing dexterity. The straight cuff style allows for easy donning and removal. Licensed tradespeople in HVAC, plumbing, electrical, and pool chemical service commonly use this type of glove during service calls involving refrigerants, flux, solvents, or pool treatment chemicals.

This glove is appropriate for general purpose chemical-resistant applications in both residential and light commercial settings. Typical use cases include handling pool chemicals, applying sealants, working with cleaning agents, or servicing equipment where incidental chemical contact is a regular hazard. The supported construction adds durability for extended wear during active service tasks. It is sold individually and fits workers requiring an X-Large fit.

Key Features

• Nitrile construction with elastomer and nylon lining for chemical resistance and comfort
• Non-slip grip surface for secure handling of wet or slippery components
• Supported glove design adds structural durability for extended use
• Straight cuff style for easy donning and removal in the field
• X-Large sizing (numeric size 10) for larger hand profiles
• Green color for easy job-site identification

Compatibility

Designed as a general purpose chemical-resistant glove suitable for HVAC, plumbing, electrical, and pool service applications where nitrile hand protection is required.

Installation Notes

Inspect gloves for tears, pinholes, or degradation before each use. Replace immediately if the glove material shows signs of chemical permeation, swelling, or discoloration. Nitrile gloves should be matched to the specific chemical exposure — consult a chemical resistance chart for concentrated acids, strong bases, or ketones before use. Dispose of contaminated gloves per applicable local safety and environmental regulations.