Pro-safe D6000M Nitrile Gloves 5 Mil Medium Black 100 Pack

Product Description

The PRO-SAFE D6000M is a box of 100 disposable nitrile gloves sized for medium hands and designed for industrial use. Each glove is 5 mil thick, providing a balance of tactile sensitivity and puncture resistance suited to trade work environments. The gloves are black, ambidextrous, and measure 9.25 inches in length for wrist coverage during hands-on tasks. Non-powdered and textured, they are intended for professionals who need reliable hand protection during HVAC service calls, plumbing work, electrical maintenance, or pool chemical handling where skin contact with oils, solvents, or contaminants is a concern.

These gloves are appropriate for residential and commercial service work across multiple trades. Their ambidextrous design allows for single-bin glove storage on a service van or shop shelf, eliminating sorting time. The 100-count packaging supports standard job-site restocking. Non-sterile and non-powdered construction makes them suitable for general mechanical and maintenance applications where latex sensitivity or powder contamination is a concern.

Key Features

• 5 mil nitrile construction for puncture and chemical resistance
• Textured finish for improved grip on tools and components
• Ambidextrous fit works on either hand
• Non-powdered interior reduces contamination risk
• FDA approved for applicable use categories
• Black color helps conceal grease and grime during service work

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose industrial disposable glove for medium-handed trade professionals across HVAC, plumbing, electrical, and pool service applications.

Installation Notes

Inspect each glove for tears or defects before use, particularly when handling sharp sheet metal edges, refrigerant lines, or chemical treatments. Dispose of gloves after each use and do not reuse after contact with hazardous materials. Follow applicable OSHA PPE guidelines for your trade when selecting glove type and thickness for specific chemical exposures.