Perfect protection and grip – it's in your hands.

For universal use

Grippaz nitrile gloves are tough and tear-proof At the same time, they offer fine wearing comfort They are skin-neutral and 100% powder and latex-free, making them ideal for allergy sufferers
The patented surface embossing provides a perfect grip, even with greasy or oily liquids

For Medicine, chemistry and food contact

Thanks to their non-polluting design, the odourless Grippaz gloves can be used in sensitive areas like medicine, chemicals and when in contact with food

Extra-long sleeves for greater protection

The sleeves of the gloves are extra Long , so liquids and contaminants cannot penetrate the inside of the safety gloves
Your hand and forearm are well protected

Unlike traditional household gloves, the sleeves of our special gloves are slim cut and and cling perfectly to the forearm.
Can be worn on both hands

To replace a damaged glove, you do not need to separate another pair of gloves
Because our Grippaz gloves are ambidextrous, that means there are no extra gloves for the right and the left hand

100% safe to use

In particular, when it comes to compliance with hygiene guidelines, in applications that require a sterile frame or when working with hazardous pollutants, a reliable glove is necessary
The following requirements are met:

EN374-1:2003: Protective gloves against chemicals
EN 374-2: 2003: Protective gloves against micro-organisms
EN 1186-3: Suitable for contact with foodstuffs
EN455 Parts 1, 2 and 3<7b> EU Standard for medical gloves

Manufacturer	Grippaz
Part Number	Grip_Gelb-S
Package Dimensions	30.2 x 13.2 x 5.6 cm; 500 g
Manufacturer reference	Grip_Gelb-S
Size	S
Colour	yellow
Material	Nitrile, Rubber
Number of Pieces	50
Batteries included?	No
Batteries Required?	No
Item Weight	500 g

Grippaz Nitrile Gloves 30 cm Long Pack of 50, S-XXL, Latex Free Work Gloves, Ideal for Medicine Chemistry Science Food Contact, Rubber Gloves, Powder-Free Disposable Gloves and Hygienic with Patented Surface Embossing, yellow

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