North B131 Butyl Gloves is in the category of chemical protection gloves.
Chemical protection gloves will protect users from harmful chemical effects used in pharmaceutical and industrial applications.
There is a difference between supported and unsupported glove. Supported glove is made with fabric linings that provide support to a protective outer coating such as nitrile, latex, neoprene, and PVC. They are made by dipping or cutting and sewing. Unsupported glove is typically designed from latex, nitrile, and vinyl and features no lining underneath. Ceramic formers with embossed grip patterns are dipped directly into protective polymers. Generally, unsupported gloves are available in palm thicknesses that range from 11 to 30 mil.
Different glove materials resist different chemicals, no one glove is suited for all chemical exposures. A glove that is well suited for one application may not be right for another. It is best to base glove material selection on the chemical resistance guide.
This butyl gloves is made from special materials.
- It is an unsupported Butyl gloves.
- Besides that, butyl has the highest permeation resistance to gas and water vapor, highly resistant to ketones (MEK, MIBL, acetone) and esters (tricresyl phosphate, amyl acetate, ethyl acetate).
- Other than that, this butyl gloves have extremely high permeation resistance to gas vapors, water vapors and toxic substances.
- In addition, this butyl gloves can prevents hazardous chemical residues from hurting our hands.
- Furthermore, this gloves also comes with an additional rough surface for a better grip.
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