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The ACCULYNE Nitrile Examination gloves are high performing 0.07 mm thickness powder-free blue coloured ambidextrous gloves that are intended for use in medical field to: protect patient and user from cross contamination, conducting medical examinations, diagnostic and therapeutic procedures and for handling medical contaminated material. This examination glove product conforms under International, American and European standards specific to: FDA device list code LZA, ASTM D6319-10, ASTM D6978-05, EN ISO 16523, EN 21420, EN374 and EN455. Materials Pure - Nitrile Type - Latex-Free, Odour-Free and Powder-Free Surface Treatments - Polymer Coated Colour - Light Blue Characteristics - Acrylonitrile Butadiene Rubber Sterilization = Non Sterlie Ambidextrous Beaded Cuf Use - Single use only Key Features Latex-Free 100% Nitrile Anti-static, surface resistance 109 ohms Powder Free Beaded Cuff Fully textured finger tips 3X Puncture Resistance of vinyl or latex gloves Pack: 100 gloves/dispenser boxes Industrial Applications Assembly Inspection Medical Dental Surgical Laboratory/ EMS Pharmaceutical manufacturing Painting and fishing Food processing/packing Cleaning
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