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KN95 Respirator Mask, 4 layers, Box of 50 -LP-KN95-001BOX50
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Harley N95 NIOSH Certified Particulate Respirator Mask, Folder Style 20/Box - L-188
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Cleanroom & Laboratory Gloves
At Lab Pro, we provide a wide selection of nitrile gloves, sterile gloves, and latex-free lab gloves designed for cleanroom and laboratory environments. Our PPE gloves ensure comfort, precision, and protection for critical applications in biotech, electronics, and aerospace industries. As part of the essential types of gloves used in controlled environments, our products support strict performance and cleanliness standards.
Our cleanroom gloves are ESD-safe and manufactured under strict ISO Class 4-7 standards to maintain contamination control. Made with accelerator-free nitrile, they eliminate common skin sensitivities while providing excellent chemical resistance and durability. Whether you need 9.5-inch or 12-inch nitrile gloves, each product is tested for strength, puncture resistance, and cleanliness.
Find the Perfect Fit
We offer a complete range of glove sizes from XS to XXL to ensure maximum dexterity and comfort. Refer to the surgical glove size chart or sterile glove sizing guide for accurate measurements. Proper sizing is essential to maintain glove integrity and tactile sensitivity during detailed laboratory gloves work and to ensure lab gloves deliver optimal performance.
Trusted Quality and Certification
Lab Pro’s Supermax Gloves (Aurelia Gloves) are produced in ISO 9001 and ISO 14001 certified facilities. Every box of nitrile gloves or latex-free lab safety gloves meets strict cleanroom packaging and particulate requirements. Whether you’re equipping a cleanroom, school laboratory, or manufacturing facility, you can rely on consistent quality and performance.
What Makes These Gloves Different
- Accelerator-free nitrile gloves: Minimize irritation.
- Sterile and powder-free lab gloves: Help with contamination control.
- Cleanroom-certified gloves: Meet ISO standards.
- Case and bulk quantities: For labs and clean manufacturing environments.
FAQs
What is the difference between nitrile gloves and latex-free gloves?
Nitrile gloves are made from synthetic rubber, offering strong chemical and puncture resistance while being latex-free. They prevent allergic reactions and provide excellent tactile sensitivity. Latex-free gloves are ideal for sensitive users who need durable, protective lab gloves for cleanroom or laboratory applications without exposure to latex proteins.
How do I determine the correct glove size?
To find your glove size, measure the circumference of your palm around the widest area (excluding the thumb). Compare this measurement to our surgical glove size chart or sterile glove sizing guide. Correct fit ensures dexterity, comfort, and consistent barrier protection.
Why choose accelerator-free nitrile gloves for cleanrooms?
Accelerator-free nitrile gloves eliminate common irritants and allergens found in standard gloves. They’re ideal for cleanroom environments due to low particulate generation and high chemical resistance. These gloves provide a reliable barrier against contamination and are essential for workers handling sensitive materials in biotech, electronics, or research labs.
What makes cleanroom gloves different from standard laboratory gloves?
Cleanroom gloves are manufactured and packaged in controlled environments to maintain strict cleanliness. They meet ISO Class 4-7 standards, ensuring low particulate and ESD-safe performance. Unlike general gloves, cleanroom gloves prevent contamination in precision environments such as semiconductor, aerospace, and pharmaceutical manufacturing operations.
When should sterile gloves be replaced?
Sterile gloves should be replaced after contact with contaminants, visible damage, or per your facility’s cleanroom protocol. Typically, they’re changed every two to four hours to maintain sterility. Frequent replacement ensures operator safety and product integrity during extended laboratory or cleanroom processes.
