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NPXO Series Orange Nitrile Exam Gloves

NPXO Series Orange Nitrile Exam Gloves (1000/Case)

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CT International NPXO Series Orange Nitrile Exam Gloves (1000/Case) — 100% Nitrile, Textured Palm & Fingertips, 10" Length, 5.0 mil, Leak Tested
Exam Gloves 100% Nitrile Orange (High Visibility) Textured Palm & Fingertips 10" (254 mm) Length 5.0 mil Thickness Tapered, Beaded Cuff No Latex Proteins 1000/Case (10 Boxes of 100)
Overview

NPXO Series Orange Nitrile Exam Gloves are designed for reliable, day-to-day barrier protection with a focus on fit, stretch, and durability. The glove is constructed from 100% nitrile, includes a textured palm and fingertips to support confident handling, and features a tapered, beaded cuff for stability during repeated don/doff cycles.

Practical clarity: These are exam gloves (non-sterile) intended for general medical, laboratory, industrial, and food-handling workflows where disposable glove changes are frequent and visibility of glove use is beneficial.

Why this glove matters in controlled workflows
  • Operator grip where errors are costly: Textured palm and fingertips help maintain control of tools, containers, and components.
  • High-visibility compliance: Bright orange color supports quick visual confirmation of glove use and changeovers.
  • Latex protein avoidance: Nitrile formulation is described as having no latex proteins, supporting latex-sensitivity programs.
  • Strength + stretch balance: Published tensile and elongation values support general exam and industrial task durability.
  • Documented baseline standards: Listed conformance references support purchasing justification and internal documentation.
Typical tasks supported
  • General examination and patient-care support tasks (non-sterile)
  • Laboratory sampling, labeling, and bench work
  • Industrial inspection, assembly support, and maintenance work
  • Food handling applications where U.S. food-contact material compliance is required
  • General contamination-aware handling in unclassified or support areas (validate to your SOP)
Key specifications (published)
Material 100% nitrile
Color Orange
Length 10" (+/- 0.5)
Thickness 5.0 mil (+/- 1)
Surface Textured fingertips and palm
Cuff Tapered, beaded cuff
Tensile strength 2072 psi / 14 MPa
Elongation 500%
Leak testing Leak tested (as stated)
Sizing Small, Medium, Large, X-Large, XX-Large

Note: NPXO is a non-sterile exam glove. If your process requires cleanroom-processed gloves (particle/extractables control) or sterile presentation, select a cleanroom glove family aligned to your ISO grade, CCS/SOP, and validation requirements.

Packaging and ordering

Case-packed for high-throughput usage and standardizing replenishment cycles.

  • Case unit: 10 boxes of 100 gloves (1,000 total)
  • Packaging: Dispenser boxed; 100 gloves/box; 1,000 gloves/case
EU GMP Annex 1 alignment notes (practical)

Annex 1 programs generally treat gloves as part of the facility’s Contamination Control Strategy (CCS). In Grade A/B aseptic processing, facilities typically require sterile and/or cleanroom-processed glove systems with validated disinfection and defined change triggers.

  • Define where NPXO is allowed: Typically support areas, non-aseptic handling, and non-sterile tasks—validate to your CCS/SOP.
  • Change discipline: Set change triggers (tears, touched non-controlled surfaces, task breaks, and time-based changes where applicable).
  • Documentation: Keep lot traceability and control substitutions through change management.
Standards and regulatory references (as stated)
  • Meets ASTM D3578-05 standards
  • Sampled in accordance with MIL STD-105E
  • Complies with U.S. Government 21 CFR 177.2600 for food handling
Storage and lifecycle control
  • Store in original packaging, away from direct sunlight, heat, and ozone sources.
  • Use FIFO practices; maintain case/box labeling for traceability in controlled programs.
  • If a glove is torn, snagged, or contacts non-controlled surfaces, replace immediately per SOP.
Documentation

Use manufacturer information for qualification packets and internal reviews.

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The Technical Vault
By SOSCleanroom
KleenGuard™ Visio™ Economy V20 — Universal Fit Lens: Uncoated (listed) ANSI Z87.1+ (impact) 12/Case
KleenGuard Visio™ Economy Safety Glasses (SKU 14476) — practical eyewear for controlled-area routines and safety compliance
Why eyewear shows up in cleanroom conversations

Even when your core cleanroom controls are strong, personnel remain a primary variable: people move, shed particles, touch their face, and adjust PPE. ISO cleanroom classification focuses on air cleanliness by airborne particle concentration. In practice, eyewear becomes part of contamination-control discipline because it is frequently adjusted, frequently cleaned, and frequently carried across boundaries.

What this product is used for
  • General eye protection in controlled spaces (gowning rooms, support corridors, packaging zones, maintenance windows) where impact-rated eyewear is required.
  • Visitor and contractor issuing (universal sizing and case quantity simplify kitting and stocking).
  • Facilities and manufacturing tasks where UV/impact protection and comfort features help drive consistent wear.
Why customers consider Visio™ Economy
  • Comfort-forward fit: manufacturer describes three-point extendable/adjustable temples to improve fit and reduce "take-it-off" behavior.
  • Straightforward standardization: a consistent eyewear pick reduces random substitutions that complicate safety programs.
  • Scratch-life lens construction: Visio configurations use hard-coated lenses for longer service life (verify per current PDS).
  • Program continuity: SOSCleanroom is building deeper alignment with Ansell's KleenGuard offering so customers can consolidate PPE sourcing without sacrificing specification clarity.
Specifications in context
Attribute SKU 14476
SKU / identifiersSKU 14476; UPC 036000144765; GTIN 10036000144762
SizeUniversal
Lens coating (listed)Uncoated
Frame color (listed)Black
Case pack12 per case
Country of originTaiwan
RightCycleListed "Yes"
Cleanroom gowning: where eyewear fits and why it matters
Practical donning guidance (ISO-first thinking)
  • Stage eyewear at the boundary: keep safety glasses inside the gowning area so they are not commuting from uncontrolled spaces.
  • Hands drive outcomes: perform hand hygiene before touching any clean PPE; handle glasses by the temples.
  • Put eyewear on once — then stop adjusting: repeated face-touching is a contamination amplifier.
  • Sequence for control: hair/beard cover and hood first, then eyewear, then gloves (facility SOPs vary).
  • Storage discipline: between uses, store in a clean pouch or closed bin.
EU GMP Annex 1 overlay

If you operate under EU GMP Annex 1, contamination control is framed through Quality Risk Management, facility design, and disciplined aseptic behavior. In Grade A/B contexts, facilities frequently move from general safety glasses to cleanroom-qualified goggles or sterile single-use eyewear aligned to the aseptic process and SOP.

Common failure modes
  • Fogging leads to face-touching: evaluate anti-fog options or a better-sealing goggle rather than adjusting all shift.
  • Eyewear commuting across zones: dedicate eyewear to the controlled area whenever feasible.
  • Over-cleaning with harsh solvents: use approved lens-safe cleaners; aggressive chemistry can haze lenses.
  • Loose fit: use the adjustable temple system to get stable positioning before entering the controlled zone.
Selection notes (uncoated vs. anti-fog vs. goggle)
  • Uncoated lens: a clean baseline for general use; best when fog is not a frequent complaint.
  • Anti-fog lens: preferred for humid gowning rooms, mask-heavy wear, and temperature swings.
  • Goggles / sealed eyewear: stronger splash control and better sealing; often chosen when process risk or Annex 1 expectations push toward higher control.
SOSCleanroom note about SOPs

The Technical Vault is written to help customers make informed contamination-control decisions. It is not your facility's SOP, batch record, or validation protocol.

If you adapt any technique guidance from this entry, treat it as a starting template. Review and approve the final method, then qualify it for your specific environment and risk profile.

Source basis
SOSCleanroom is the source for this Technical Vault entry.
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Last reviewed: May 4, 2026
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