
Veterinary
EXAMED Latex Gloves 307763
Génia · 307763
Article No. AK-VET-1177Product details
- Article number
- AK-VET-1177
- Category
- Veterinary
- Brand
- Génia
- Model
- 307763
Description
The EXAMED Latex Gloves by Génia offer a reduced allergy potential due to their low protein content and are ideally suited for use in various hygienic working environments. They are ambidextrous and made from durable natural latex, ensuring high tear resistance and reliability during diagnostic and therapeutic procedures. Thanks to the pre-powdering with absorbent USP corn starch, the gloves are easy to put on and take off. The particularly stretchable material quality ensures a comfortable fit and supports precise work, even during prolonged wear. The gloves are double-dipped and characterised by low porosity, which contributes to high impermeability and supports their reliability in routine applications. With an AQL value of 1.5, they meet high requirements for penetration resistance and comply with the relevant standards for personal protective equipment (EN ISO 21420:2020, EN ISO 374-1:2016+A1:2018, EN ISO 374-5:2016). The EXAMED Latex Gloves are available in various sizes and are supplied in a practical dispenser box of 100 pieces, enabling efficient and hygienic removal during daily work in a veterinary practice.
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Technical specifications
- Brand
- Génia
- Model
- 307763
- Product type
- Non Sterile Gloves
- Application
- Veterinary practice
- Material
- Natural latex, double-dipped
- Colour
- White
- Fit
- Ambidextrous
- Size
- Available in various sizes
- Surface texture
- Smooth, low porosity
- Powdering
- Pre-powdered with absorbent USP corn starch
- Maximum powder quantity
- 10 mg/dm²
- Protein content
- Low, to reduce allergy potential
- Elasticity
- Particularly stretchable, high wearing comfort
- Tear resistance
- Median value at least 6 N
- Length
- At least 240 mm
- Allergy potential
- Reduced due to low protein content
- EN ISO 21420
- 2020
- EN ISO 374-1
- 2016+A1:2018