Vaultex ECT Latex Rubber Gloves, 33cm, Pink, Size L

The gloves feature a latex rubber coating with a cotton flock lining for comfort. They are pink in color and have a length of 33 cm to cover the hand and part of the forearm.

They are designed to meet EN standards and EN ISO 374-1 & 5, which indicate protection against a range of chemicals and microbiological hazards, along with general mechanical protection. This means they are built to provide reliable hand safety in many demanding environments.

The 33 cm length provides extended coverage beyond the palm, helping to protect the lower forearm from splashes, splatters, and incidental contact while still allowing comfortable movement for most tasks.

They’re well-suited for chemical handling, light manufacturing or assembly, maintenance work, janitorial tasks, and general safety applications where a latex-coated glove with a comfortable lining is beneficial.

Put the gloves on by sliding your hand in and pulling the cuff over your wrist. When removing, turn them inside out to contain any residue on the exterior and avoid touching the outer surface with bare hands. Inspect for tears before use and replace if damaged.

Store in a cool, dry place away from direct heat or sharp objects. Keep them away from prolonged exposure to sunlight. Discard gloves that show signs of wear, tears, or chemical damage and avoid reusing disposable gloves.

These gloves are made of latex, which can cause allergic reactions for some users. If you have a latex sensitivity or allergy, consider alternatives such as nitrile or vinyl gloves.

Latex gloves offer excellent elasticity and a good sense of touch, which some users prefer for dexterity. Nitrile gloves typically provide better chemical resistance and puncture resistance, while vinyl gloves are more cost-effective but generally less durable. The best choice depends on your specific task and exposure risks.

Yes, the latex coating helps grip and protect your hands in wet or mildly oily conditions. However, for highly aggressive chemicals or extreme exposures, always confirm chemical compatibility with the glove material for your specific substance.

Check for tears, holes, discoloration, or obvious wear. Feel for any stiffness or cracking in the material, and ensure the cotton lining is intact. If any damage is found, discard the pair and use a fresh one.

These gloves combine a latex-coated exterior with a comfortable cotton lining and a 33 cm reach, along with EN and EN ISO 374-1 & 5 protection. The pink color can aid visibility and task-specific coding in some workplaces, and the design emphasizes both protection and comfort for extended use.