SHOWA GLOVES NO160-L PVC Gloves Oil Resistant Thin Blue Size L

Rubber Gloves SHOWA GLOVES NO160-L PVC Gloves Oil Resistant Thin Blue Size L
These protective gloves are crafted to provide a balance of thinness, flexibility, and excellent protection, especially in environments with oils and chemicals. Made from a specially formulated polyvinyl chloride (PVC), these gloves offer oil resistance superior to standard rubber gloves. With a thickness of only approximately 0.30 mm, the NO160-L gloves are exceptionally thin, allowing the wearer to maintain excellent fingertip tactile sensitivity—essential for tasks requiring precision. Additionally, the "Slip-on treatment" technology provides a smooth interior surface that reduces friction, making donning and doffing easy without the need for powder, which enhances convenience and reduces contamination risks. The gloves feature an embossed non-slip finish on the palm area, enhancing grip performance for a secure hold even in wet or oily conditions. Showa's ergonomic design also ensures a snug, comfortable fit to reduce hand fatigue even during extended use.

Features
- Excellent oil resistance: Formulated with special PVC that provides high resistance to oils, fats, and common chemicals.
- Thin and flexible: With a thickness of approx. 0.30 mm, it provides high flexibility and excellent fingertip sensitivity.
- "Slip-on" technology (powder-free): Smooth inner surface allows easy donning and doffing without powder.
- Embossed anti-slip surface: Enhances strong grip performance in wet or oily environments.
- Ergonomic design: Snug fit reduces hand fatigue during continuous use.
- Latex-Free: Ideal for users with natural rubber latex allergies.
- Lightweight: Enables agile movement without burdening the user.
- Antibacterial and deodorizing: Helps maintain cleanliness and reduces musty odors (as stated in some sources).
- Impermeable: Effectively protects hands from liquids.

Applications
- Automotive Industry: Maintenance work, handling oily or greasy parts
- Machinery and equipment industries: Parts assembly, maintenance.
- Petroleum and chemical industries: Work involving fuel oils, lubricants, and mild chemicals.
- Cleaning tasks: Cleaning equipment or areas stained with oil/grease.
- Agriculture and gardening: Handling equipment or machinery that may have oil residues.
- General work requiring dexterity: Handling oily materials or working in environments requiring protection from liquids.