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TechniGlove Glove, Nitrile, White, Cl100 Esd, L, Cs1000 - TN2003W-E

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SKU: TN2003W-E
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Description

Description

The TechniGlove TN2003W-E nitrile glove is a premium option from TechniGlove International, designed for Class 100 cleanrooms and other contamination-sensitive environments. Developed with a proprietary ESD formulation, these gloves provide superior static dissipation with a surface resistivity of <10^8 ohm/sq and static decay times of less than 0.5 seconds.

Made from 100% nitrile, these gloves are free of natural rubber latex and silicone, reducing the risk of allergic reactions while ensuring compatibility with strict cleanroom protocols. The 12" length, ambidextrous design, and microtextured fingertips provide superior protection, comfort, and grip. Each batch undergoes rigorous testing, and a certificate of conformance (CoA) is available upon request.

Technitrile gloves from TechniGlove are trusted across electronics, semiconductor, aerospace, and biotech industries. They provide an alternative to brands like VGlove nitrile gloves while maintaining the highest standards of performance and cleanliness.

Key Features

  • Proprietary ESD-safe nitrile formulation: for rapid static dissipation.
  • Manufactured from 100% nitrile: no natural rubber or silicone.
  • Compatible with Class 100 / ISO 5 cleanroom standards.
  • Ambidextrous design: 12" length and beaded cuff.
  • Microtextured fingertips: for secure grip and dexterity.
  • Meets stringent requirements: for particles and extractables.
  • Certificates of conformance and irradiation: available upon request.
  • Produced in ISO9001 and ISO14001 certified facilities.

Applications

  • Cleanroom operations requiring Class 100 / ISO 5 compliance.
  • Semiconductor and electronics assembly.
  • Hard disk drive production.
  • Aerospace and defense cleanroom operations.
  • Pharmaceutical and biotech laboratories.
  • Medical device manufacturing.

Benefits

  • Enhanced ESD protection: for sensitive electronics.
  • Low particle and NVR levels: minimize contamination risk.
  • Comfortable fit: reduces hand fatigue during extended use.
  • High tensile strength and elongation: >12.5 MPa and >500% for durability.
  • Microtextured fingertips: improve grip and precision.
  • Certificates: provide compliance assurance for regulated environments.

Product Specs

Length 12" (300 mm)
Thickness 5 mil (0.005")
Grip Microtextured fingertips
Color White
Surface Resistivity <10^8 ohm/sq per ESD-S11.11
Static Decay <0.5 seconds
Tensile Strength >12.5 MPa
Elongation at Break >500%
Packaging 100 gloves per polybag, 10 polybags per case (1000 gloves total)

Ordering Information

TN2000W-E X-Small – 20 lbs/case
TN2001W-E Small – 20 lbs/case
TN2002W-E Medium – 21 lbs/case
TN2003W-E Large – 21 lbs/case
TN2004W-E X-Large – 21 lbs/case
TN2005W-E XX-Large – 23 lbs/case

Categories

  • Cleanroom Gloves
  • TechniGlove International Products
  • Nitrile Gloves
  • ESD-Safe Gloves
  • Technitrile Gloves
  • Cleanroom Supplies
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FAQs

How do I avoid cuff roll-down on larger hands and forearms?

Seat the cuff fully over the gown sleeve, then smooth upward to remove tension. If roll-down persists, evaluate sleeve retainers or a longer cuff model.

Is dexterity compromised with a larger size?

Properly sized large gloves maintain dexterity; the microtextured fingertips aid grip on smooth foils and trays without requiring extra squeeze force.

Any tips for operators with frequent tool changes?

Wipe tools before re-grip to avoid solvent slicks, and check fingertip integrity after handling sharp edges; replace gloves immediately if nicked.

Can these be used for wet processes or wipe-heavy tasks?

Yes, within nitrile’s chemical compatibility and your SOPs. Replace gloves more frequently in wet work to prevent softening and ensure ESD continuity.

How often should I perform in-process glove checks?

At minimum before entering the controlled area and after any task that may abrade the fingertips. Document checks if your quality plan requires it.