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Hartmann Peha-soft nitrile guard, size XS, non sterile disposable gloves, powderfree, pack of 100

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HS Code #
40151200
Ambidextrous
Yes
AQL
1.5
Colour
Blue
Food safe
Yes
Glove size
XS
Length
290 mm
Material
Nitrile
Powder free
Yes
PPE category
III
Sterile
No

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Product description

The Hartmann Peha-soft nitrile guard gloves are designed for safe and hygienic protection in sensitive environments. These disposable gloves are non-sterile, powderfree, and made of nitrile, offering excellent tactile sensitivity and resistance to punctures. Ideal for medical, laboratory, or industrial use.

Key Features:

  • Brand: Hartmann
  • Size: XS
  • Material: Nitrile
  • Type: Non sterile, powderfree disposable gloves
  • Packaging: Pack of 100
  • Applications: Medical, laboratory, hygiene-critical environments

Hartmann Peha-soft nitrile guard gloves are a reliable solution for effective protection and comfort during various sensitive tasks.

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It are designed for safe and hygienic protection in sensitive environments. These disposable gloves are non-sterile, powderfree, and made of nitrile, offering excellent tactile sensitivity and resistance to punctures. Ideal for medical, laboratory, or industrial use.

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