Showa 719B-09 Nitrile Chemical Resistant Glove Large 11 Mil

Product Description

The SHOWA 719B-09 is an unsupported nitrile chemical-resistant glove designed for professionals who work with hazardous chemicals, solvents, oils, and animal fats. At 11 mil thickness and 17.5 inches in length, this glove provides extended forearm coverage through its gauntlet-style cuff, adding protection beyond the wrist. The blue nitrile construction resists a broad range of chemical exposures common in industrial, trade, and laboratory environments. A diamond-pattern grip surface improves handling in wet or oily conditions, and the ergonomic form factor supports extended wear without compromising dexterity.

These gloves are suited for use in HVAC, plumbing, electrical, and general maintenance environments where chemical exposure is a routine hazard. The extended 17.5-inch gauntlet makes them appropriate for tasks involving immersion or splash risk up to the forearm, such as working with cleaning agents, refrigerant oils, flux removers, drain chemicals, or industrial solvents. They are sold by the dozen and are a standard fit for service professionals and facility maintenance crews requiring reliable hand and forearm protection.

Key Features

• 11 mil unsupported nitrile construction resists chemicals, solvents, oils, and animal fats
• Extended 17.5-inch gauntlet cuff provides forearm protection against splashes and drips
• Diamond grip surface improves control during wet or oily work
• Ergonomic design supports comfort during prolonged wear
• Blue color provides easy visual identification on the job site

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose chemical-resistant glove for trade professionals working in environments with routine exposure to solvents, oils, and hazardous chemicals.

Installation Notes

Inspect gloves for pinholes, tears, or degradation before each use, particularly after exposure to aggressive chemicals. Follow your facility or jobsite chemical handling protocols and relevant OSHA PPE guidelines when selecting and using chemical-resistant gloves. Dispose of gloves that show signs of permeation, discoloration, or structural compromise.