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Butyl Gloves
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Butyl gloves exhibit the highest permeation resistance to gas or water vapors of any glove available today. Ideal for use in ketones (MEK, MIBK, acetone), esters (tricresyl phosphate, amyl acetate, ethyl acetate) and highly corrosive acids.
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Latex Gloves
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A classic in bodily fluid protection, rubber latex gloves are waterproof, with a huge variety of applications.
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Neoprene Gloves
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Neoprene material provides these gloves with superior strength and protection.
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Nitrile Gloves
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Strong and waterproof, nitrile is an ideal material for gloves used in many applications, especially in cases of latex allergies.
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Polyurethane Gloves
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Our Polyurethane gloves are soft, flexible and exert virtually no strain on the user hands.
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PVC Gloves
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Polyvinyl chloride gloves provide strength in addition to chemical protection.
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Vinyl Gloves
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A perfect latex alternative to avoid allergic reactions from some people, still providing protection from bodily fluids and many harmful chemicals.
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Viton Gloves
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Viton® gloves are made specifically for handling chlorinated and aromatic solvents. They exhibit a high degree of impermeability to these solvents and can be used in or around water and water-based solutions. Viton also has superior resistance to PCBs.
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