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MAPA Latex Gloves Vital 117, Size 9 Blue Inside Velouris

Brand:MAPA

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Colour
Blue
Glove size
9
Interior finish
Velour liner
Length
305 mm
Material
Natural latex
PPE category
III
Thickness
0.35 mm
UNSPSC
46181504

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Product description

MAPA Latex Gloves Vital 117 Size 9 are high-quality protective gloves designed for maximum comfort and durability. The inner velour lining enhances comfort during extended use, while the blue latex exterior provides excellent grip and protection. These gloves are ideal for handling chemicals, cleaning agents, and other industrial or laboratory substances.

Key Features:

  • Brand: MAPA
  • Material: Natural latex with velour lining
  • Size: 9 (large)
  • Color: Blue
  • Application: Ideal for industrial, cleaning, and laboratory use
  • Packaging: Sold as a pair

MAPA Latex Gloves Vital 117 combine comfort, grip, and reliable protection, making them a top choice for professional environments.

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MAPA Latex Gloves Vital 117 Size 9 are high-quality protective gloves designed for maximum comfort and durability. The inner velour lining enhances comfort during extended use, while the blue latex exterior provides excellent grip and protection. These gloves are ideal for handling chemicals, cleaning agents, and other industrial or laboratory substances.

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