• What it is. These polychloroprene gloves are the Ansell BioClean Fusion BFAP, a non-sterile, powder-free neoprene glove made for cleanrooms rated Class 10 (ISO 4). The glove is green, textured at the fingers, and finished with an extended beaded cuff and a polymer-coated interior. Ansell lists a length of 12 inches (300 mm). LabPro sells six sizes from XS to 2XL, and every SKU is a carton of 1,000 gloves.
• Why it matters. Natural rubber latex can trigger Type I allergies, and this glove is made from latex-free synthetic polymers, so that risk does not arise. Ansell describes the neoprene formulation as a balance of tactility, comfort, and chemical resistance, and lists the glove as antistatic, with excellent ESD properties. The extended beaded cuff provides a more secure fit and more arm coverage, which helps where a gown or sleeve cuff meets the glove.
• How it performs. Ansell rates the glove for Class 10 (ISO 4) cleanrooms and sets freedom from holes at a 1.5 AQL. Palm thickness is 0.10 mm (3.94 mil) and finger thickness is 0.12 mm (4.72 mil), so the glove stays thin for touch. The listed standards include EN ISO 374-1:2016 and EN ISO 374-5:2016, EN 455 Part 2, and EN 421:2010, with Category III and UKCA marking. Cuff thickness is 2.76 mil, and Ansell processes the gloves in a cleanroom environment to ensure ISO Class 4 compatibility.
• Materials and packing. The glove is ambidextrous neoprene (polychloroprene) with textured fingers and an internal polymer coating. Each sealed inner polyethylene bag holds 100 gloves, one inner bag goes in each sealed outer bag, and ten outer bags fill a lined carton of 1,000. Ansell packs these gloves in recyclable plastic inside recycled cardboard shipper cases. The S-BFAP is a separate product for sterile work.

Applications / Common Uses

• Class 10 (ISO 4) cleanroom work. Ansell lists this class for the glove, and the powder-free, antistatic construction suits rooms where particles and static both matter.
• Staff sensitive to latex. The glove is made from latex-free synthetic polymers, which removes the Type I latex allergy risk for people who handle product all shift.
• Tasks with chemical contact. Ansell cites the neoprene formulation for chemical resistance, and the EN ISO 374-1 listing supports that claim.
• Static-sensitive handling. Ansell lists the glove as antistatic, with ESD properties also listed, which suits work around electronic parts.
• Double-gloved procedures. The glove is described as double-donnable, and the thin 0.10 mm palm keeps two layers workable.

Technical Specifications

• Manufacturer: Ansell
• Series and model: BioClean Fusion BFAP
• Product type: Non-sterile disposable cleanroom glove
• Material: Neoprene (polychloroprene)
• Color: Green
• Hand shape: Ambidextrous
• Powder: Powder-free
• Latex: Latex-free (no natural rubber latex)
• External surface: Textured fingers
• Internal surface: Polymer coated
• Cuff: Beaded, extended
• Length: 300 mm (12 in)
• Palm thickness: 0.10 mm (3.94 mil)
• Finger thickness: 0.12 mm (4.72 mil)
• Cuff thickness: 2.76 mil
• Freedom from holes: 1.5 AQL (inspection level I, EN 374-2)
• Antistatic: Yes
• Cleanroom class: Class 10 / ISO 4
• Standards listed: EN ISO 374-1:2016; EN ISO 374-5:2016; EN 455 Part 2; EN 421:2010; Category III; UKCA
• Chemotherapy drug testing: ASTM D6978-05 tested, non-sterile version
• Sizes: XS (5.5 to 6), S (6.5 to 7), M (7.5 to 8), L (8.5 to 9), XL (9.5 to 10), 2XL (10.5 to 11)
• Packaging: 100 per sealed inner PE bag; 1 inner bag per sealed outer PE bag; 10 outer bags per lined carton
• Pack count: 1,000 gloves per carton

Available Variants

• 829887: XS (5.5 to 6), 1,000 gloves per carton
• 829885: S (6.5 to 7), 1,000 gloves per carton
• 829884: M (7.5 to 8), 1,000 gloves per carton
• 829883: L (8.5 to 9), 1,000 gloves per carton
• 829886: XL (9.5 to 10), 1,000 gloves per carton
• 829888: 2XL (10.5 to 11), 1,000 gloves per carton

The six SKUs differ only in glove size, from XS to 2XL. Each carton contains 1,000 gloves in one size, in the same polychloroprene construction.

Storage, Handling & Shipping

The BFAP is supplied non-sterile and for single use, sealed in polyethylene bags. Ansell lists a shelf life of five years from the date of manufacture and asks that the gloves be stored in a dry, cool place below 40 °C, away from direct sunlight and fluorescent light.

• Keep gloves in their sealed inner bags until use to protect cleanliness.
• Use each glove once and discard it, following your site's waste rules.
• Order by size: each SKU holds 1,000 gloves of one size.
• Choose the sterile S-BFAP instead when a process requires sterile gloves.

Related Categories & Services

These LabPro pages help buyers compare these polychloroprene gloves with related products, choose companion items, and plan recurring supply.

• Cleanroom Gloves: LabPro's cleanroom glove range, for comparing these polychloroprene gloves with other cleanroom glove styles.
• Gloves: LabPro's main gloves page, for comparing these polychloroprene gloves with other glove materials and types.
• Cleanroom and Critical Environment: LabPro's cleanroom and critical environment page, covering the products used alongside these polychloroprene gloves in controlled areas.
• VMI Program (service): LabPro's vendor-managed inventory program, relevant for teams that reorder these polychloroprene gloves on a regular schedule.

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