Ansell Diamond Grip Gloves – MF-300 Microflex Latex Gloves

MICROFLEX® Diamond Grip® MF-300 is a robust, powder-free latex exam glove engineered for high-contact tasks where grip reliability and tear resistance matter more than ultra-thin feel. The textured finger surface helps maintain control on wet, oily, or slick parts, while the enhanced fingertip thickness supports demanding inspection, maintenance, and lab support work where snags and micro-tears create both safety and quality risk.

SOSCleanroom specifies Ansell because glove quality is not a place to compromise in critical environments. Ansell’s disciplined manufacturing and published technical specifications help teams standardize glove performance, reduce process drift, and protect both operators and product while maintaining the tactile control needed for precise handling.

• Textured fingers for secure grip during wet/oily handling
• Finger thickness: 0.20 mm / 7.9 mil for enhanced durability at the point of contact
• Palm thickness: 0.16 mm / 6.3 mil to balance dexterity and protection
• Extra wash process (per manufacturer) for smoother feel and easier donning
• Case pack: 100 gloves per dispenser, 10 dispensers per case (1000 gloves per case)

MF-300 is a strong fit for operations that need a durable latex glove for repetitive handling, frequent tool contact, and part movement where surface oils, coolants, or cleaning residues reduce friction and increase drop risk.

• Inspection, selecting, checking parts
• General-purpose automotive aftermarket work (oil/fluids/filter change, tire rotation, engine/transmission repair)
• Maintaining lab furniture and equipment
• Sample taking and processing; raw material sample collection
• Standard, moderate-risk examination procedures

• CCS discipline: Treat glove selection as a contamination control decision — define where MF-300 is permitted (e.g., support zones, non-aseptic handling) and where sterile/cleanroom-rated gloves are mandatory.
• Glove-change triggers: Set unambiguous change criteria (tear/snags, visible soil, wetting with process chemicals, after touching non-controlled surfaces, after breaks, and at defined time intervals based on risk).
• Touch minimization: Train for “touch the process, not the environment” — reduce contact with carts, door hardware, phones, and keyboards while gloved.
• Material transfer controls: Keep dispensers in a protected location; prevent open boxes from becoming collection points for dust and aerosols.
• Documentation/traceability: When investigations matter, lot-based purchasing and consistent specification baselines reduce variability and support root-cause analysis.

Ansell’s MICROFLEX® exam glove portfolio is widely adopted across laboratories, life sciences, industrial maintenance, and healthcare because it delivers a repeatable balance of protection, dexterity, and on-the-job usability. MF-300 is positioned by the manufacturer as a robust latex exam glove with a published dimensional baseline (length, palm/finger thickness) and defined quality levels (AQL) that help teams lock down what they are actually buying and using.

In critical environments, changing glove models to chase pennies often creates hidden costs: more tears, more drops, more rework, and more investigations. SOSCleanroom focuses on best-in-class gloves and continuity of supply so your process stays stable.

• Store in a cool, dry place and keep out of direct sunlight.
• Keep away from sources of ozone or ignition (helps preserve latex performance over time).
• Use a consistent donning method to reduce fingertip stress and prevent micro-tears before work begins.

• Latex allergy caution: Contains natural rubber latex, which may cause allergic reactions.
• Chemical use: While latex can provide splash protection in many situations, always verify glove suitability for the specific chemical and exposure time using documented compatibility/permeation guidance.
• Non-sterile: Not intended as a sterile barrier for aseptic operations.