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Hartmann Peha-soft latex protect, size 8-9 (L), pack of 100

Brand:Hartmann

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Ambidextrous
Yes
AQL
1.5
Colour
Natural
Food safe
Yes
Glove size
L
Interior finish
Chlorinated
Length
240 mm
Material
Natural rubber
Powder free
Yes
PPE category
III

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Product description

The Hartmann Peha-soft latex protect, size 8-9 (L), pack of 100 offers reliable hand protection for clinical, laboratory, and healthcare environments. Designed for a comfortable fit and high tactile sensitivity, these latex gloves are ideal for sensitive procedures requiring precision. Their powder-free and non-sterile composition makes them a safe and hygienic choice for everyday professional use.

Key Features:

  • Brand: Hartmann
  • Type: Peha-soft latex protect gloves
  • Size: 8-9 (L)
  • Quantity: Pack of 100
  • Material: Latex
  • Use: Ideal for clinical, laboratory, and general hygiene applications
  • Properties: Powder-free, non-sterile, comfortable fit

Hartmann's Peha-soft latex gloves combine comfort, protection, and performance, making them essential for professionals requiring reliable hand coverage.

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It offers reliable hand protection for clinical, laboratory, and healthcare environments. Designed for a comfortable fit and high tactile sensitivity, these latex gloves are ideal for sensitive procedures requiring precision. Their powder-free and non-sterile composition makes them a safe and hygienic choice for everyday professional use.

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