Cleanroom Gloves
9 Inch Blue Nitrile Cleanroom Gloves
A blue, short-cuff nitrile glove with textured fingertips for handling small parts and tools. The visible color helps distinguish this glove from white disposable gloves at shared workstations.
| Material / color | Nitrile / blue |
|---|---|
| Contact surface | Textured fingertips |
| Nominal length | 9 in; custom lengths available |
| Sizes | M, L, XL; custom sizing available |
| Cleanliness options | Class 100, Class 1000, general grade or custom requirements |
| Documentation options | RoHS, silicone oil, LPC, ESD, metal composition, cleanliness and sterilization reports |
| Process areas | Electronics, examination work, food processing, chemical handling, assembly, glass, laboratories, semiconductors, LCD panels, optics, precision electronics and pharmaceutical operations |
| Packing | 50 pairs per bag or box |
Cleanliness and report options must be matched to the supplied configuration. Medical, food-contact, chemical and ESD suitability require the relevant application-specific documentation; color alone establishes none of these properties.
A visible distinction at a shared workstation
Blue gloves can be assigned to a particular handling step so operators can distinguish them from white gloves at a glance. That distinction is most useful when the dispenser, procedure and replenishment stock use the same identification. The color should support the process; it does not identify the cleanliness grade or prove that the glove is suitable for food, medical or chemical contact.
Fingertip handling
The textured fingertip finish places the surface detail where operators pinch components or guide a small tool. Check the grip on the actual object and confirm that the glove does not bunch at the fingertip when pressure is released.
Changing between tasks
Keep replacement gloves within reach of the controlled work area. Separate opened stock from outer cartons, and establish the points at which gloves must be changed—particularly when moving between packaging, equipment controls and exposed products.
Order the evidence your process needs
Silicone oil, metal composition, particle and electrical documentation address different questions. A general composition report cannot substitute for a cleanliness result, and an ESD document must relate to the supplied glove and relevant test conditions. Select the report set around the contamination or electrical risks of the application.
Where a white contact surface is preferred, compare the white short-cuff nitrile option and its available surface finishes.
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Material and fit details
Specify the workpiece, glove size, surface requirements and documentation needed for your application when requesting a quotation.