Black Lightning Gloves

 
 

BLACK NITRILE GLOVES

6 mil with pH5.5 Technology!

At Atlantic Safety Products, we take great pride in providing gloves that offer serious protection from your work environment while keeping your most important tool, your hands, in top condition for maximum productivity.  Our Black Lightning gloves offer excellent barrier protection!

  • Breakthrough pH5.5 Technology!  Made to match healthy skin's natural pH5.5 levels to ensure the MOST comfortable fit yet!
  • Unique formulation reduces excess perspiration
  • Quadruple washed - no excess chemicals lingering on the glove
  • Super strength and stretch - no more tearing
  • Fully textured grip
  • Approved for medical use

 

MATERIAL

Nitrile

OUTER SURFACE

Free from glove powder, Fully Textured

DONNING POWDER

Free from glove powder

COMPONENTS

100% Acrylonitrile-butadiene (nitrile), a synthetic co-polymer

SHAPE

Ambidextrous, straight fingers, thumb and fingers in one plane. Beaded cuff.

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