ATG Maxi Chem ProRange Gloves 76-830-Large

The gloves are made from nitrile crepe, which provides chemical resistance and durability. EN374 level 5 protection means they offer the highest standard of chemical barrier performance among the EN374 tests, protecting against a broad range of chemical challenges.

The extended cuff provides additional coverage to the forearm and wrist, helping to minimize chemical splash exposure and offering extra protection in environments where splashes or drips are common.

Yes. These gloves are latex-free and powder-free, reducing the risk of latex allergies and minimizing powder contamination in controlled environments.

Made from nitrile crepe, the Maxi Chem ProRange Gloves deliver superior tear, puncture, and abrasion resistance, making them suitable for tough handling tasks and prolonged wear in hazardous environments.

The gloves have an arc flash rating of 4 cal/cm2. This rating indicates the level of protection against heat and arc flash hazards in electrical or high-energy environments, helping reduce burn injuries when dealing with energized equipment.

These gloves are ideal for workers in oil and gas, chemical processing, hazardous materials handling, automotive, and construction sectors where chemical exposure and physical hazards are common.

Choose the Large size (76-830-Large) based on your hand measurements. To wear, put on clean hands, slide fingers in with a gentle roll to avoid snags, ensure a secure snug fit without excessive tightness, and extend the cuff over any protective sleeves for maximum coverage.

Store them in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Use them for single-use tasks or as recommended by your workplace safety guidelines. Dispose of used gloves in accordance with local regulations for hazardous materials or chemical-contaminated waste.

Compared to other chemical-resistant nitrile gloves on Fepy, the Maxi Chem ProRange offers an extended cuff for forearm protection, EN374 level 5 outer protection, and a high level of tear and puncture resistance with an arc flash rating. When choosing between gloves, consider chemical exposure level, required sleeve protection, grip needs, and duration of wear to find the best balance of protection and comfort.

If you’re not satisfied, you can initiate a return within the timeframe specified by Fepy’s return policy, provided the gloves are in resalable condition and meet the return criteria outlined by the platform. Always keep your purchase details handy when requesting a return.

Use cases include handling hazardous chemicals, performing automotive or construction tasks with chemical exposure, and operations in oil & gas or chemical processing environments. Pair them with appropriate sleeves or sleeves-and-gloves systems for extended forearm protection, and replace them when signs of wear, puncture, or material degradation appear to maintain optimal safety and value.