PIONEER Chemical Palm Dipped Nitrile

Description

PIONEER Chemical Palm Dipped Nitrile

The PIONEER Chemical Palm Dipped Nitrile is a high-performance utility glove engineered for South African professionals who require a balance of extreme durability and high tactile sensitivity. Unlike fully coated gloves, the palm-dipped architecture allows the back of the hand to breathe, significantly reducing heat buildup and perspiration—a critical feature for workers in the warm South African climate. The nitrile coating is specifically formulated to provide a robust shield against oils, fuels, and grease, outperforming standard latex or PVC in mechanical environments while offering superior puncture resistance for handling sharp or abrasive industrial components.

Technical Specifications:

• Primary Material: Industrial-grade Nitrile palm coating, offering exceptional resistance to hydrocarbons, oils, and chemicals.
• Architecture: Palm-dipped design with a breathable nylon or polyester shell to maximize airflow and wearer comfort.
• Grip Architecture: Micro-foam or sandy nitrile finish for superior traction on wet, oily, or lubricated surfaces.
• Internal Lining: Seamless 13-gauge or 15-gauge knitted liner for a “second-skin” fit and high dexterity.
• Cuff Design: Elasticated knit-wrist to provide a secure fit and prevent the ingress of dust and industrial debris.
• Mechanical Durability: Engineered for high abrasion resistance, ensuring a long service life in high-repetition manual tasks.

Compliance & Standards:

• EN 388:2016: 4121X (High Abrasion resistance, providing long-term performance in rugged mechanical environments).
• EN 374-1:2016: Certified for protection against specific chemical splashes and hazardous liquid permeation.
• SANS 1228: Fully compliant with South African National Standards for chemical and mechanical industrial handwear.
• CE Category II: Certified for protection against intermediate mechanical risks and workplace hazards.

Ideal Application: Primary use case includes automotive assembly, mechanical engineering, petrochemical handling, and general construction where oil resistance and hand breathability are essential.