Robust, powder-free disposable nitrile glove for precise work in workshops and processing environments.
SAFE PREMIUM combines good grip, tactile sensitivity and durability, making it particularly suitable for mixing, laminating, assembly and handling tasks.
SAFE PREMIUM is a high-quality disposable glove made from nitrile rubber. The robust material offers a practical combination of flexibility, durability and tactile sensitivity.
The textured surface improves grip when handling tools, components, reinforcement fabrics and smooth surfaces. The glove is powder-free, latex-free, ambidextrous and features a rolled cuff.
Typical applications
- Laminating, mixing and dosing work
- Processing epoxy resins, hardeners and adhesives
- Handling glass, carbon and aramid fabrics
- Assembly, workshop and maintenance work
- Preparation, cleaning and laboratory work
Advantages
- Good tactile sensitivity for precise work
- Textured surface for a secure grip
- Robust and flexible nitrile material
- Powder-free and latex-free
- Ambidextrous, with rolled cuff
- Resistant to oils and greases
Processing resins and chemicals
Nitrile gloves have proven suitable for many typical tasks involving epoxy resins, hardeners, adhesives and other processing chemicals. The material provides a practical combination of protection, flexibility and the tactile sensitivity required for precise work.
As with all protective gloves, chemical resistance depends on the specific substance, its concentration and the duration of contact. For special applications, the manufacturer’s resistance data and the information provided in the safety data sheet of the product being used should also be taken into account.
Sizes and specification
| Sizes |
M, L and XL |
| Length |
approx. 24 cm |
| Material |
Nitrile rubber, powder-free, latex-free |
| Packaging |
Box of 100 gloves |
Certifications and standards
Personal protective equipment category III in accordance with Regulation (EU) 2016/425. Tested, among others, according to EN ISO 21420, EN ISO 374-1 Type B (KPT), EN 374-5 and EN 455 Parts 1–4. AQL 1.5.