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Powder-free Nitrile exam gloves are three times more puncture resistant than latex of the same thickness. Non-Latex nitrile exam gloves reduce allergic reactions.
Features:
Latex Free
Powder Free
Low Modulus Synthetic Film
Textured Palm and Fingers
Ambidextrous
Benefits:
No Natural Rubber Latex Eliminates the Risk of Developing Latex Sensitivity
Maximizes Comfort, Tactile Sensitivity, and Protection
Fully Textured From Wrist to Fingertips Provides Greater Gripping Characteristics
Eliminates Aerosolization of Glove Powder and Powder Associated Transfer of Chemical Allergens
Nitrile exam gloves come 50 pairs per box.
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BRAND:
Boss
Material:
Nitrile
Type:
Gloves
Questions & Answers about Nitrile Exam Gloves:
2011-09-03RITA NICKLAS asked: Will these gloves work with the varnish remover and not dissolve?
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2011-09-06DAVID FRASE: I have had both the nitrile gloves and latex gloves breakdown using various paint thinners and solvents. I've used thicker rubber gloves and they seem to hold up ok.
2011-09-07Rita Nicklas: Thank you for your answer. It helps a lot.
2011-09-06MARK CHIDISTER: I have not used them with varnish removers but have used them with a wide variety of finishes, oils, and petroleum based solvents including the solvents used in spar varnish and they hold up just fine.
Mark
2011-09-06BURGESS BRYANT: Hello,
I don't know about varnish remover but I use mine with 80% alchohol,epoxy ,laquer thinner and acetone.
2011-09-07JIM SLOAN: I wouldn't use them for that. They will start to dissolve I use them when we lay fiberglass on boat repairs.
2011-09-08DAVID RYAN: They are better by far than Latex but any solvent will eventually eat them up. I consider them disposable and change them often. Some days I go through lots of gloves
2011-09-09ATTN. WILL GATES OR ANDY SHAW: Sorry Rita, I haven't exposed these gloves to varnish remover, so I can't answer your question.
I was looking for a comfortable glove that provided ability to maintain sense of feel, good grip, and protection from uncured epoxy. This glove has met all those criteria. I thought the gloves would be a bit longer to provide more wrist protection, but have had no problems.
6/14/2010
5.0
Versatile gloves
By Harrison
from Pascoag, RI
About Me Professional
Pros
Comfortable
Good Fit
Good Grip
Waterproof
Cons
Best Uses
Comments about Boss Nitrile Exam Gloves:
These gloves work nicely for all of the common shop chores such as painting and use of adhesives. Great grip/no slip and generally do not tear.
One other use that I have in restoration work is protection of the hands during glazing of old wooden sashes. These gloves work as well as unprotected hands, a major plus.
Sizing:
Feels true to size
8/2/2009
5.0
Nitrile Gloves
By Bencar
from Metuchen, New Jersey
About Me Recreational
Pros
Comfortable
Good Fit
Good Grip
Cons
Wears Quickly
Best Uses
Comments about Boss Nitrile Exam Gloves:
With these Gloves, my Hands don't get covered in Body Filler. Once I've finished applying the Filler, I simply remove the Gloves, and my Hands are almost as clean, as if I hadn't done anything.
Sizing:
Feels true to size
6/30/2009
4.0
Good gloves
By Mike
from Solomons, MD
About Me Beginner
Pros
Comfortable
Good Grip
Waterproof
Cons
Hot
Best Uses
Comments about Boss Nitrile Exam Gloves:
The gloves are good and I've started using them for all sorts of messy work that I hadn't bothered using gloves for in the past. Price is right. I'm 6'3, 250+ and found them a little tight. Hard to put on if your hands are wet - i.e., from sweating in the last pair.
Sizing:
Feels full size too small
3/6/2008
5.0
My favorite work gloves
By Brett
from Barrington, RI
About Me Competitive
Pros
Comfortable
Good Fit
Good Grip
Waterproof
Cons
None
Best Uses
Auto mechanics
Painting
Paint stripping
Comments about Boss Nitrile Exam Gloves:
Nitrile gloves are the way to go when you need hand protection. I use them in the garage when servicing autos- around the house when painting, varnishing, etc. It is a not much fun to have stained hands, greasy, grimy fingers, etc. after doing the chores. the gloves are much tougher than latex. I always keep a box in the shop.
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