Sporting a fresher cleaner look, iSense® nitrile gloves are now softer, higher quality and are more comfortable for people who work with their hands every day. iSense® medical gloves feature a soft blue nitrile that creates a comfortable sensory experience for the user. The soft nitrile material is gentle on the skin minimising the risk of an allergic reaction and the highly elastic blend technology, enables the user to don the glove easily and smoothly without tearing.

TGA Registered Class 1 Medical Device

100% Nitrile

HACCP Certified Food Sale

Non-Sterile Medical Exam Grade

Textured Fingertips – Improved Wet Grip

Latex Free, Vinyl Free, Powder Free, MBT Free

Contact Louis at louis@lohil.co.nz for pricing

Nitrile Disposable Gloves Facts

Nitrile has the lowest allergy rate of any glove material on the market, and Accelerator Free Nitrile gloves are now available, which makes Nitrile Gloves the most comfortable glove especially for everyday users.
Extremely high chemical resistance, strong puncture resistance and bio hazard protection.
Nitrile gloves can easily be donned with or without powder.
In recent years Nitrile gloves have become more affordable, and today they are on par with Latex glove prices.
Historically Nitrile gloves have not had the level of “stretch” that is associated with Latex gloves but over the last few years the revolutionary introduction of “Soft Touch Nitrile” has allowed Nitrile to become more stretchy and flexible then ever before.
Nitrile material is considered to be food safe, and is the preferred glove material of choice for the food industry. However always check with your glove supplier to ensure your nitrile gloves are food safe.
Nitrile gloves are biodegradable.
Nitrile gloves are environmentally friendly.
Nitrile glove demand and usage around the world is rapidly increasing 10% every year because of Nitrile Disposable gloves superior features.
Summary –  Nitrile disposable gloves can be used in almost any industry, with few to nil allergy issues for about the same cost as Latex gloves with no real down side.

EN374 Chemical Pictogram, Table and Safe UsageEN374EN374 Chemicals

Letter Chemical
A – Methanol
B – Acetone
C – Acetonitrile
D – ichloromethane
E – Carbon Disulfide
F – Toluene
G – Diethylamine
H – Tetrahydrofurane
I  – Ethyl Acetate
J – n-Heptane
K – Sodium Hydroxide 40%
L – Sulphuric Acid 96%
If the pictogram shows the corresponding letter below the shield symbol that means the chemical has passed the test and that glove will protect you from that chemical hazard. A glove must not have a permeation breakthrough when immersed for a minimum of 30 minutes in one of the 12 chemical (shown above) to be awarded the adjacent letter.
*Permeation is defined as the process of a chemicals at a molecular level, passing through the gloves material. Some common chemicals such as; Unleaded Petrol, Methyl Ethyl Ketone, Xylene and Skydrol are not recognized by this standard. If you are using these chemicals, simply request a chemical data sheet from the manufacturer. It is important that you use the correct glove for the correct application.
Usage: If you are submerging a glove in any chemical or frequently exposing a glove to any chemical you must be sure the glove or glove’s packaging shows the EN374 pictogram symbol with the suitable letter(s) that correspond with the chemical(s) you intend on protecting your hands from.

EN374-2 Micro-Organisms Protection and Pictogram
The Micro-Organism pictogram is shown when the glove conforms to at least a performance of 60 mins (level 2) for the Penetration* test.
*Penetration is defined as chemicals and micro-organisms flowing through the porous material, seams, small holes and/or other small defects in the gloves material.