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Granberg 114.0630W Nitrile Cotton Supported Long Gloves User Manual
User manual for Granberg 114.0630W nitrile cotton supported long gloves, covering safety, usage, maintenance, and chemical resistance specifications.
Table of contents
Product Overview
The Granberg 114.0630W is a 30 cm long nitrile rubber glove with a winter lining, designed for protection against various chemicals and rough mechanical wear. These gloves are particularly recommended for use in the chemical industry, maintenance, agriculture, industrial laundry, cleaning, and fishing sectors.
Safety and Usage
Before use, inspect the gloves for any damage. Poorly fitting gloves reduce dexterity and cause fatigue. Do not wear these gloves if there is a risk of entanglement with moving machine parts. While these gloves meet puncture resistance requirements, they may not be suitable for protection against sharply pointed objects like hypodermic needles. If you have a latex hypersensitivity, please note that these gloves may cause allergic reactions. Seek medical advice if necessary.
Chemical Resistance
The gloves are tested according to EN ISO 374-1:2016+A1:2018/Type B and EN ISO 374-4:2019. They provide protection against bacteria and fungi but do not protect against viruses. Chemical resistance is assessed under laboratory conditions based on samples taken from the palm area. Actual workplace protection may vary due to temperature, abrasion, and degradation. Always verify that the gloves are suitable for your specific intended use.
Donning and Doffing
Select the correct size for your hand. Hold the glove by the cuff, align the thumb, and slide your hand in, ensuring each finger is in the correct position. If the gloves are not contaminated, remove them by pulling at the fingertips. If contaminated, hold the cuff and pull toward the fingers until the glove comes off.
Maintenance and Storage
Gloves can be cleaned with a damp cloth, but this will not stop permeation processes. Cleaning or disinfecting may negatively affect performance. Store unused gloves in their original packaging, away from direct sunlight. When stored correctly, unused gloves maintain their mechanical properties for up to three years from the date of manufacture. If in doubt about the condition of the gloves, discard them and select a new pair.
Manufacturer information
Granberg
Practical help
Common problems
Gloves are damaged or show signs of tearing/swelling
Discontinue use immediately and discard the gloves.
Gloves are contaminated
Remove by holding the cuff and pulling toward the fingers to avoid skin contact.
Uncertainty about chemical suitability
Check the permeation test results in the manual and evaluate risks based on your specific workplace conditions.
Before use
- Inspect gloves for any physical damage or tears.
- Ensure the glove size is correct for your hand to maintain dexterity.
- Verify that the chemical resistance levels are appropriate for the intended task.
- Check for signs of degradation if the gloves have been previously used or cleaned.
Specs in practice
- EN ISO 374-1:2016+A1:2018/Type B
- Standard for chemical protective gloves; Type B indicates resistance to at least 3 chemicals from the list.
- Breakthrough Time
- The time it takes for a chemical to penetrate the glove material; higher values indicate better protection.
- PPE Category III
- Complex design PPE protecting against irreversible risks or mortal danger.
Model compatibility
- Suitable for handling all types of food for short periods of time according to EU regulations.
- Not suitable for protection against viruses.
- Not suitable for protection against sharp needles despite puncture resistance ratings.
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