Ansell Microflex XCEED; XC-310-M Examination Gloves, M, 9.3 in L, Beaded Cuff, Nitrile Glove, Blue Glove

Ansell Microflex Examination Gloves, Series: XC-310 Series, M, Nitrile, Blue, Beaded Cuff, Textured Finger, Left/Right Hand, Powder-Free, Latex-Free, Sterility: Non-Sterile, 9.3 in Length, 0.07 mm Palm Thickness, 4.3 mil Finger Thickness. Every year, workers in a variety of industries experience hand fatigue, discomfort and even injury due to strain caused from prolonged and repetitive movements. To address this problem, Ansell developed ERGOFORM; ergonomic design technology to help maximize productivity by minimizing worker hand fatigue and discomfort. Exam gloves are blue nitrile gloves engineered with ERGOFORM; technology to protect hands while supporting musculoskeletal health. The ergonomic design of these thin, 3 mil gloves reduces the muscle strain that can lead to repetitive motion injuries over time. Disposable gloves offer superior protection and exceptional tactility. These 3 mil gloves have a strong, thin mil design that protects hands while making it easy-to feel the surface of small objects and handle delicate instruments. The gloves offer a high degree of barrier quality and consistency (low 0.65 AQL) to minimize the risk of exposures due to pinhole defects. These blue nitrile gloves are medical exam-grade certified and compliant with US food contact regulations. Gloves are also smartly packaged 250 gloves to a box, to reduce both costs and environmental waste. APPLICATION: For automotive aftermarket, food processing, life sciences, healthcare, general purpose auto aftermarket, plant disinfection and sanitization, all food processing, applications that have food contact, assembly of parts, sample taking and processing, raw material sample collection, enhanced tactile sensitivity and dexterity, especially for delicate procedures, extra comfort during long, sustained procedures, extra comfort during long, sustained procedures, protection from Type I latex allergy in HCWs or patients, standard and moderate risk examination procedures - ANS