Ansell 92-600 TouchNTuff Nitrile Gloves

TouchNTuff 92-600 is a robust, non-sterile, disposable nitrile glove engineered for tasks where chemical splash exposure and operator wear time can drive risk. It is widely specified for lab handling, maintenance, production support, and chemical-facing workflows that demand a consistent, repeatable barrier — without introducing silicone-based contaminants that can show up later as paint, coating, or finish defects.

SOSCleanroom standard: Ansell is SOSCleanroom’s best-in-class glove line. In critical environments, glove choice is not a commodity decision — it directly impacts contamination control discipline, technician confidence, and process stability. We do not compromise on gloves.

Ansell is a global PPE manufacturer known for disciplined product documentation, standards-based certification packages, and repeatable manufacturing controls across high-volume disposable glove programs. For 92-600 specifically, Ansell publishes the details that quality teams and EHS programs actually use: classification to Category III PPE, a defined chemical resistance standard set (including EN ISO 374 family markings), food-contact declarations where applicable, and management system references (for example, ISO 9001 audit standards stated in product documentation). That documentation depth is not marketing — it is what supports qualification, change control, and risk-based glove selection when auditors ask, “Why this glove, here, for this task?”

TouchNTuff 92-600 also intentionally removes a common hidden variable in sensitive finishing workflows: silicone. If your operation touches coatings, optics-adjacent parts, polished metals, or any surface where films and fisheyes matter, silicone-free gloves reduce one more pathway for defect escape.

• Enhanced chemical splash protection positioning: built around Ansell’s TNT™ Chemical Splash Resistance Technology (manufacturer feature claim).
• Comfort during long wear: softer nitrile feel supports sustained use in tasks where frequent glove changes are still required, but comfort drives compliance.
• Robust durability: manufacturer positions EN 388 abrasion level 1 performance to resist rips/tears in heavier-use handling.
• Silicone-free design: helps prevent contaminant transfer that can create paint/coating/finish defects.
• Antistatic (EN1149): supports environments where static control is part of technician discipline.

• Chemical handling and splash-risk tasks (transfer, decanting, wipe-down prep)
• Laboratory analysis, sample handling, and general lab workflows
• Maintenance and industrial production support (where durability reduces tear-driven interruptions)
• Food processing handling programs where documented food-contact conformity is required
• Paint, coating, finishing, and sensitive surface work where silicone contamination is unacceptable

Note: “Typical” values are manufacturer-published reference values and should be treated as guidance for selection and qualification; confirm suitability against your specific chemicals, dwell times, temperatures, and task mechanics.

• Category III PPE positioning with EN ISO 21420 and EN 388 references (check documents for current markings and revisions).
• Chemical protection references include EN ISO 374-1 Type B (JKPT) and EN ISO 374-5 (Virus) markings.
• Food-contact statements are supported by a published Food Declaration of Product Conformity (see Documentation).
• Additional manufacturer references may include ISO 18889 and ISO 9001 (see Product Data Sheet / Declarations).

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