Showa 6112PFXL Disposable Nitrile Glove Xl Black 4 Mil

Product Description

The SHOWA 6112PFXL is a disposable, single-use nitrile glove engineered for tradespeople and professionals who need tactile sensitivity without sacrificing protection. At 4 mil thick, the nitrile construction is waterproof and tear-resistant while remaining thin enough for precise hand movement during detailed work. The glove measures 9.25 inches in length and comes in an X-Large fit. SHOWA manufactures this glove using Eco Best Technology, a biodegradable formulation verified to break down by 82 percent in 386 days under laboratory-tested conditions. The glove is powder-free, reducing contamination risk in clean-room and food-contact environments.

The 6112PFXL is approved for food handling and direct food contact, making it a standard choice for food preparation settings. It also fits comfortably into laboratory work, HVAC maintenance, plumbing service calls, general repair, and light-duty chemical handling where a disposable glove barrier is required. The black colorway helps mask dirt and grease during maintenance tasks. Professionals who wear gloves for extended periods will find the 4 mil nitrile construction provides lasting comfort without hand fatigue.

Key Features

• 4 mil nitrile construction provides waterproof protection with strong tactile sensitivity
• Powder-free design reduces contamination risk in food and laboratory environments
• Biodegradable via Eco Best Technology, breaking down 82 percent in 386 days under lab conditions
• Approved for food handling and direct food contact
• 9.25-inch glove length for extended wrist coverage
• Black finish conceals grease and grime during maintenance and repair work

Compatibility

Designed as a single-use disposable nitrile glove suitable for food service, laboratory, HVAC, plumbing, and general maintenance applications requiring a powder-free, waterproof hand barrier.

Installation Notes

Disposable gloves are single-use only and should not be reused between tasks or work sites. Inspect each glove for tears or pinholes before use, particularly when handling chemicals or working in food-contact environments. Dispose of used gloves according to local regulations. Do not use these gloves as a substitute for cut-resistant or heavy-duty chemical-immersion gloves where those specific ratings are required.