Lab Gloves - Harmony Lab & Safety Supplies

Kimberly Clark

SKU: S5508

Kimberly-Clark Purple Nitrile Medical Gloves, 6.0 mil, 100/box

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SHOWA

SKU: 7500PF

Showa 7500PF EBT Blue Biodegradable Nitrile Gloves, 4 mil, Powder-free, 100/box

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Ansell

SKU: MK-296

Ansell MICROFLEX MidKnight MK-296 Black Nitrile Exam Gloves, 6.0 mil, 100/box

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Kimtech

SKU: 5060

Kimtech 12" Purple Nitrile-Xtra Exam Gloves, 5.9 mil, 500/case

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Ansell

SKU: ANN37-175

Ansell 37-175 13" Green Nitrile Flock Lined Gloves, 17 mil, 12/pr

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Liberty Safety

SKU: LIB2650SP

13 in. Neoprene Gloves, 30 mil, 12/pair

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SHOWA

SKU: 7700PFT

Showa 7700PFT EBT Black Biodegradable Nitrile Gloves, 4 mil, Powder-free, 1000/case

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Liberty Safety

SKU: LIB2133

12 in. Semi-Rough PVC Coated Glove, 12/pair

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Lab Gloves

Which gloves are best for labs?

Lab gloves are a protective barrier between your hands and potential hazards in the lab. They prevent direct contact with infectious agents, chemicals, and other harmful substances. They also prevent contamination of samples and materials handled in the lab.

The choice of lab gloves depends on the intended application. Standard nitrile disposable gloves are common but do not provide substantial chemical resistance.

What type of gloves should I use for handling chemicals in the laboratory?

The type of glove you should use depends on the specific chemicals you'll be handling. Nitrile gloves are generally recommended for chemical work as they have good chemical resistance. However, no glove material is resistant to all chemicals. Always refer to a chemical resistance chart to choose the right gloves for your specific chemicals.

Can I use medical gloves in a laboratory setting?

While medical gloves can be used for some laboratory tasks, they might not provide adequate protection for all laboratory work, particularly when working in a cleanroom. Always check the manufacturer's specifications to ensure the gloves suit the task.

Why do labs use nitrile gloves?

Nitrile gloves are a great alternative to latex gloves. They offer basic protection against common chemicals and solvents found in labs, and they are less likely to inflame latex allergies.

Are there specific gloves for handling hot objects or working near flames?

Standard lab gloves do not protect from heat or flames. If you need to handle hot objects or work near open flames, use heat-resistant gloves specifically designed for this purpose.

Where can you buy lab gloves?

In a world filled with countless microscopic threats, the importance of personal protective equipment (PPE) cannot be overstated. This is particularly true in labs where professionals deal with hazardous substances, infectious agents, and delicate materials. Lab gloves are an essential piece of PPE. Find the right fit at Harmony Lab & Safety Supplies.