Pro-safe 40-6410/S Esd Gloves Size Small Full Fingered

Product Description

The PRO-SAFE 40-6410/S is a full-fingered electrostatic dissipative (ESD) glove designed for static-sensitive work environments. Built from ESD fiber yarns, this glove dissipates static charge to protect sensitive components and assemblies during handling. The seamless, lint-free construction makes it well suited for cleanroom-adjacent tasks and electronics assembly where particle contamination and electrostatic discharge are both concerns. At 8.1 inches overall length with a knit wrist cuff, the glove fits close and stays in place during detailed hand work. Weighing 0.48 pounds per dozen, the package contains 12 gloves per unit.

This glove is used in static control applications including electronics assembly, PCB handling, semiconductor staging, and any bench work where ESD protection is required. Sized as a men's Small or women's Medium, it fits a range of hand sizes for technicians in light manufacturing, field service, and repair operations. The unlined interior and seamless build keep tactile sensitivity intact, which matters when working with small components or connectors.

Key Features

• Electrostatic dissipative (ESD) fiber yarn construction for static control
• Seamless, lint-free design minimizes contamination risk
• Full-fingered coverage for complete hand protection during component handling
• Knit wrist cuff provides a secure, close fit at the cuff line
• Unlined interior preserves dexterity and tactile feel
• Packaged in quantities of 12 per unit

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose ESD glove for static-sensitive assembly, repair, and inspection tasks in electronics, light manufacturing, and related service environments.

Installation Notes

ESD gloves of this type are typically used by electronics technicians, field service engineers, and assembly workers operating at static-protected workstations. Before donning, ensure the work surface and personnel are properly grounded per applicable ESD control program standards such as ANSI/ESD S20.20. Inspect gloves before each use for tears, contamination, or wear that may compromise static dissipative performance. Do not use damaged gloves in ESD-sensitive environments.