Extra Heavy Duty Nitrile Disposable Gloves 7mil Pk100

These extra heavy duty nitrile disposable gloves are built for jobs where a standard glove simply won’t last. At 7mil (0.18mm) thickness, they are three times stronger than ordinary nitrile disposable gloves, which makes a real difference when you’re working with sharp components, chemicals, or rough materials all day. The synthetic nitrile compound resists punctures and tears far better than latex alternatives, and the gloves are completely silicone free — an important detail in environments where silicone contamination causes problems.

Each glove features crystal grip technology, which is a textured surface that improves handling of small parts, wet components, and slippery materials. The 240mm length gives reasonable wrist coverage without restricting movement. Colour may be orange or black depending on available stock and size, so if you need a specific colour for a particular application, it is worth checking before ordering in bulk.

The gloves come in a retail-ready box of 100, which makes them practical for trade use, site distribution, or resale. AQL 1.5 means the defect tolerance is tight — that is the same standard used in medical and food industry glove production, which gives a reasonable indication of consistent quality across the box.

Where These Nitrile Disposable Gloves Are Used

These gloves were originally designed with automotive manufacturing, electronics assembly, and glass handling in mind — sectors where silicone contamination from cheaper gloves can ruin a surface finish or interfere with adhesion. In practice, they are used across a much wider range of trades and industries.

Construction workers use them for handling adhesives, sealants, and chemical products. Paint sprayers and decorators reach for them when silicone-free contact is essential. Food processing plants use them because the gloves are CE food safe and resistant to greases, animal fats, and oils. Auto repair shops, laboratories, and janitorial teams all find the 7mil thickness earns its keep when lighter gloves fail partway through a job.

Silicone Free: Why It Matters

In automotive, electronics, and glass industries, silicone contamination is a genuine headache. Even trace amounts transferred from a standard glove can cause paint adhesion failures, bonding problems, or surface defects. These gloves are silicone free throughout, so they can be used safely in environments where that matters. If your work involves coatings, bonding agents, or precision finishing, that is worth paying attention to.

For general trade and construction use, the silicone-free specification is less critical, but the 7mil nitrile thickness remains the main reason to choose these over cheaper alternatives. A box of 100 at this price point works out well for regular users who get through gloves quickly on demanding jobs.