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Chemical Resistant Gloves
Protect your hands around hazardous chemicals and acids with our selection of chemical resistant work gloves. Available in regular and elbow length, don't risk burns and other injuries with our neoprene, nitrile, PVC, and natural rubber latex work gloves.
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PIP Grippaz Skins 67-305 Touchscreen Compatible 4.5 Mil Fish Scaled Grip Ambidextrous Nitrile Glove, Case of 10 Boxes
SKU: PIP67-305
Special Price $93.49 -
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Honeywell Flextril 231 33-3765E Microfoam Nitrile Cut Resistant Chemical Gloves, Angel Blue, Box of 12 Pairs
SKU: HON33-3765E
As low as $119.19 -
PIP ATG 56-530 MaxiDry Plus Elastane Liner, Non Slip Grip Nitrile Coated Glove, Blue, Box of 12 Pairs
SKU: PIP56-530
As low as $90.49 -
PIP G Tek Lite Nylon Shell Latex Coated MicroFinish Grip (12 Pairs)
SKU: PIP55-AG315
Special Price $39.99 -
G-Tek Lite Nylon Shell with Latex Coated MicroFinish Grip (12 Pairs)
SKU: PIP55-AG316
Special Price $12.99 -
G Tek Lite High Visibility Nylon Shell Latex Coated MicroFinish Grip (12 Pairs)
SKU: PIP55-AG317
As low as $40.49 -
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PIP Textured Vinyl Coated Glove with Seamless String Knit Liner
SKU: PIP59-2170
Special Price $2.6386 -
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Unsupported Nitrile, Unlined with Sandpatch Grip Glove - 22 Mil (1 DZ)
SKU: PIP50-N2272G
As low as $89.29 -
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MAPA A490 15 mil Chemical Resistant Nitrile Gloves with Embossed Diamond Grip, Case of 72 Pairs
SKU: MAPA490
Special Price Special Price $142.49
FAQs
What are chemical-resistant work gloves, and why are they necessary?
Chemical-resistant work gloves are designed to protect workers from exposure to hazardous chemicals, acids, and alkalis. These gloves are made of materials that can withstand specific chemicals and prevent exposure to the skin. OSHA provides guidelines for selecting the appropriate PPE for different types of chemical hazards.
What are the different types of chemical-resistant work gloves, and how do I choose the right one for my job?
There are different types of chemical-resistant gloves made of materials such as neoprene, nitrile, PVC, and natural rubber latex. The appropriate glove for a job depends on the type of chemical being handled, the duration of contact, and the concentration of the chemical. Employers are responsible for providing the appropriate PPE for all types of job hazards.
How do I properly care for my chemical-resistant work gloves?
Chemical-resistant gloves should be inspected regularly and replaced if they show signs of wear or damage. Cleaning and maintenance requirements will vary depending on the specific type of glove and the manufacturer's recommendations. However, it is important to remember that chemical-resistant gloves are not indestructible and should not be reused if they show any signs of degradation or damage.
Can I use chemical-resistant work gloves for other types of work, or do I need different gloves for different jobs?
Chemical-resistant work gloves are specifically designed for protection against hazardous chemicals and should only be used for this purpose. Different types of work may require different types of gloves, such as cut-resistant gloves, electrical gloves, or extreme temperature gloves. Employers are responsible for providing the appropriate PPE for all types of job hazards.
How do I know if my chemical-resistant work gloves meet ANSI standards?
ANSI/ISEA 105-2016 sets the standards for chemical-resistant gloves, and the gloves should have a label indicating their compliance with the standard. Additionally, the gloves should be tested to determine their resistance to specific chemicals and comply with the OSHA regulations for PPE.
