STANZOIL 382 DESCRIPTION AND GENERAL PROPERTIES Liquidproof glove made of blue neoprene (polychloroprene) over a cotton knit lining. Do not contain natural rubber latex. Curved fingers and contoured palm. Non-slip finish in palm and fingers area. Guaranteed silicone-free. Conform to the FDA (American Food and Drug Administration) regulation for food contact. Thickness of liquidproof material (in wrist area): 0.35 mm (nominal value) Glove thickness (in wrist area) : 0.9 mm (nominal value) Glove length (for all sizes) : 35.5 cm (nominal value) Standard packaging : • 12 pairs in printed polyethylene bag • 72 pairs per box SPECIFIC ADVANTAGES • Two gloves in one for safer chemical protection. • Excellent flexibility thanks to the unique MAPA process • Raised pattern to provide optimum grip of wet parts. • Comfort of the hand and thermal insulation thanks to the cotton lining. • Good mechanical resistance. • Recommended for persons sensitized to natural rubber proteins. • Product manufactured in a MAPA factory which is ISO 9001 certified. MAIN FIELDS OF USE • Laboratory tests • Mixing of chemicals • Surface treatments • Petrochemical refineries • Handling valves • Machinery maintenance • Handling chemicals • Engine assembly INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE For enhanced safety and service life of the gloves : • Store the gloves in their packaging at a temperature above 5° C. • It is recommended to check that the gloves are suitable for the intended use, because the conditions of use at the workplace may differ from the "CE"-type tests. • It is not recommended for persons sensitized to dithiocarbamates and thiazoles to use these gloves. • Put the gloves on dry, clean hands. • Do not use the gloves in contact with a chemical for a duration in excess of the measured breakthrough time. Refer to the chemical resistance chart hereafter or contact the Technical Customer Service - MAPA PROFESSIONNEL in order to know this breakthrough time. Use 2 pairs alternatively when in long duration contact with a solvent. • Turn the cuff end down in order to prevent a hazardous chemical from dripping onto the arm. • Before taking off the gloves, clean them as appropriate : in use with paints, pigments and inks: wipe with a clean cloth dampened with a suitable solvent, and rub over with a dry cloth. in use with a solvent (diluents, etc…): rub over with a dry cloth. in use with acids or alkalies: thoroughly rinse the gloves under running water, and rub over with a dry cloth. Caution : using the gloves or submitting them to another cleaning or laundering process can alter their performance levels. • Ensure the inside of the gloves is dry before putting them on again. • Inspect the gloves for cracks or snags before reusing them.