Box of 100 units of nitrile gloves Ambidextrous placement Powder-free Extra strong and durable - COFAN

Dispenser box of 100 extra-strong powder-free nitrile gloves. These gloves are ideal for protecting hands from bacteria and unwanted substances. Nitrile gloves are resistant, durable, and do not cause chafing. They are easy to put on and take off and comfortable to wear. They fit the hand perfectly, without the need for additional and annoying adjustments.

They provide a high level of touch and sensitivity in the hands to perform delicate and precise tasks. Their placement is ambidextrous. The box itself acts as a dispenser, saving space and streamlining processes.

FEATURES

- Does not contain latex protein, suitable for latex allergy sufferers.

- Textured at the fingertips, facilitating grip.

- Green, powder-free, single-use, ambidextrous.

- High resistance and durability.

- Cuff with a rim, protection against spills.

- Flexibility and Adaptability.

TECHNICAL DATA

Logistics:

Dispenser: 100 gloves

Box: 10 dispensers per box

Pallet: 63 boxes

PRESENTATION

Dispenser box of 100 units, with a petrochemical opening for hygienic access to the glove.

• Packaging contains: 10 boxes of 100 units

• Dimension: 250 x 130 x 75 mm

LABELING

Expiration date, manufacturing date, lot number, Reference, barcode. Product name in several languages: Spanish, English, French, German, Portuguese, Italian.

CE marking, protection pictograms, safety standards, and legislation.

Size and units, size guide.

NORMATIVES

• Category III European Regulation 2016/425.

• Class I. Royal Decree 1591/2009 regulating medical devices, transposing the Medical Device Directive 93/42 EEC.

• Food regulation 10/2011 on plastic materials intended to come into contact with food.

• EN374-1-2-3: These codes refer to the resistance of gloves to chemicals and microorganisms. EN374-1 refers to resistance to the permeability of chemicals, EN374-2 to resistance to penetration, and EN374-3 to resistance to degradation by chemicals.

• EN420: This regulation establishes general requirements for protective gloves, such as sizes, dexterity, pH, and chromium levels.

• EN388: Refers to protection against mechanical hazards, such as cuts, abrasions, tears, and punctures. This standard indicates the level of protection that gloves offer in each of these areas.

APPLICATIONS

• Healthcare use
• Exploration and examination
• Laboratory
• Hygiene
• Cleaning
• Hairdressing
• Tattoo artists
• Automotive
• DIY
• Food