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KCL Butoject® 897+, size 8 butyl-rubber chemical protection glove EN 420/388/374, pair

Brand:Honeywell

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HS Code #
40151900
Ambidextrous
No
Glove size
8
Length
355 mm
Material
Butyl
No. of packages
1
Package
1 x Bag of 1 pairs
Package capacity
1 pairs
PPE category
III
Thickness
0.47 mm
UNSPSC
46181504

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Product description

Butoject® 897+ is a highly flexible chemical protective glove made of butyl rubber.

  • Rolled edge

  • Textured

  • Powdered

  • Protection against extremely hazardous chemicals

  • High wearing comfort

  • Temperature flexibility

  • Mechanical resistance

  • High gas tightness

  • Pack of 1 pair

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