Description
Suzuki Nitrile Finger Cots
Suzuki Nitrile Finger Cots provide clean, dependable fingertip protection for applications where full gloves may be unnecessary or too cumbersome.
Made from 100% nitrile, these powder-free finger cots are latex-free and well suited for electronics assembly, ESD-sensitive handling, pharmaceutical work, medical and healthcare-related applications, and other precision tasks requiring chemical resistance and anti-static performance.
- Latex-free nitrile construction – Made from 100% nitrile and free of natural rubber latex and latex proteins.
- Powder-free and clean processed – Chlorinated, washed, and powder-free for a cleaner, smoother feel.
- ESD-friendly performance – Blended with anti-static agents for consistent surface resistance and ideal for handling and assembling Class II ESD devices.
- Chemical and oil resistance – Nitrile material helps resist oil, grease, and many common chemicals during demanding handling tasks.
- Smooth inside and outside finish – Supports controlled handling and easier roll-on application.
- Durable 4 mil construction – Provides dependable fingertip coverage while maintaining flexibility for precision work.
- Convenient bulk pack – Packaged 720 nitrile finger cots per pack for efficient stocking and repeated use.
Product Details
- Material: 100% nitrile
- Latex Content: Latex-free and free of latex proteins
- Finish: Smooth inside and outside
- Processing: Chlorinated, washed, and powder-free
- Thickness: 4 mil
- Length: 68 mm
- Elongation at Break: 600%
- Tensile Strength: 24 MPa
- Surface Resistivity: 1010–1012 ohms/sq
- Packaging: 720 nitrile finger cots per pack
- Suzuki Part Numbers: F5R-SM, F5R-MD, F5R-LG, F5R-XL
FAQ
Q. Are these finger cots made of latex?
A. No. They are made from synthetic nitrile and are 100% latex-free.
Q. Are these cots smooth or textured?
A. These nitrile finger cots have a smooth finish on both the inside and outside.
Q. How do I put on a finger cot?
A. Place your finger in the middle of the cot with the roll facing outward. Unroll it by pushing down toward the end of the finger. To remove, reverse the process by rolling it back up the finger. Keep your finger away from the contaminated side during removal. If the fit feels too tight or difficult to roll on, you may need a larger size.
Q. What are nitrile finger cots used for?
A. Nitrile finger cots are commonly used in electronics assembly, semiconductor manufacturing, pharmaceutical production, medical and healthcare-related settings, ointment application, and other industrial tasks where fingertip protection is needed without the bulk of a full glove.
