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The SHOWA 891-11 is a chemical and acid resistant glove constructed from fluoroelastomer (Viton) bonded over a butyl rubber substrate. This dual-layer construction delivers superior protection against highly corrosive acids and aggressive organic solvents, making it a reliable choice for industrial chemical handling. At 28 mil thickness, the glove provides a meaningful barrier without sacrificing the dexterity needed for controlled, hands-on work. It is designed for use by chemical plant operators, industrial hygiene technicians, laboratory workers, and other trained professionals who work regularly with hazardous materials.
The 891-11 is well suited for environments where exposure to aliphatic and aromatic hydrocarbons is a primary concern, including Benzene, Toluene, and Xylene. The Viton outer coating resists permeation from these solvents far better than standard nitrile or latex gloves. The rolled cuff design helps prevent chemical runoff from reaching the wrist and forearm during immersion or splash-prone tasks. This size 2X-Large version is appropriate for workers requiring a larger fit without compromising the protective qualities of the glove construction.
Designed as a chemical-resistant hand protection solution for industrial, laboratory, and hazardous materials handling applications where exposure to corrosive acids and organic solvents is anticipated.
Chemical-resistant gloves of this type are donned and doffed by qualified workers or safety personnel following site-specific PPE protocols. Always inspect gloves for pinholes, cracks, or delamination before each use. When removing contaminated gloves, follow proper doffing technique to avoid skin contact with the outer surface. Consult the applicable Safety Data Sheet for each chemical handled to confirm this glove construction provides adequate permeation resistance for the specific exposure.
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