Showa 772S-07 Chemical Resistance Nitrile Glove Small

Product Description

The SHOWA 772S-07 is a fully-coated, impermeable nitrile chemical resistance glove designed for extended arm and hand protection in demanding trade and industrial environments. The glove features a nitrile sleeve construction reaching 13 inches in length, with an extra nitrile palm coating that guards against oils, abrasion, and chemical exposure. An elasticated border at the top keeps the glove securely in place during extended wear. Built-in antibacterial and anti-odor properties make it well suited for prolonged use during service calls or production shifts. A rough surface finish provides grip and flexibility for precise hand work.

This glove is used in applications where chemical splash, oil contact, or abrasion exposure are primary hazards. It is appropriate for light to heavy industrial environments, mechanical service work, chemical handling, and similar trade settings where full forearm coverage is required. The 13-inch length offers protection beyond the wrist into the lower forearm, making it a practical choice when working around open containers, tanks, or process equipment. It is sold by the dozen.

Key Features

• Fully-coated impermeable nitrile construction resists oils, chemicals, and abrasion
• Extra nitrile palm coating for added durability in high-contact grip zones
• 13-inch length provides extended forearm coverage
• Elasticated top border keeps glove seated during movement
• Antibacterial and anti-odor properties support extended wear comfort
• Rough surface grip promotes dexterity and precision handling

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or direct-use chemical resistance glove for small-hand users requiring full nitrile sleeve protection in chemical handling, mechanical service, or industrial maintenance applications.

Installation Notes

Inspect gloves for tears, pinholes, or coating separation before each use. Ensure the elasticated border is fully seated above the wrist or lower forearm before contact with hazardous materials. Follow applicable OSHA PPE selection guidelines and employer safety protocols when selecting gloves for specific chemical exposures. Dispose of or decontaminate gloves per local regulations after contact with hazardous substances.