Ansell DermaShield 73-711, Sterile Neoprene Gloves

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Product Number:830739

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What it is. These latex-free sterile gloves are Ansell DermaShield 73-711, a green neoprene (polychloroprene) glove supplied sterile for aseptic and Class 100 (ISO 5) / Grade A cleanrooms. Each glove is 12 inches (300 mm) long, powder-free, and anatomically shaped with curved fingers and textured fingertips on the outside. LabPro sells seven sizes, from 6.0 to 9.0 in half-size steps, and every SKU is a case of 200 pairs. Ansell lists the glove as not antistatic.
Why it matters. Type I reactions are tied to natural rubber latex proteins, while Type IV reactions are commonly tied to the accelerators used to cure rubber. Ansell states that the 73-711 is free of latex proteins and of chemical accelerators, which reduces wearer susceptibility to both. Sites that have moved away from latex but still see skin irritation can use these accelerator-free sterile neoprene gloves to remove both common triggers from the glove room.
How it performs. Gamma irradiation at 25 kGy sterilizes every pair. Ansell reports a typical particle count below 3,500 per square centimeter at 0.5 µm and above, tested to IEST-RP-CC005.4, and a freedom-from-holes AQL of 0.65. Wall thickness targets are 0.16 mm at the palm, 0.20 mm at the fingers, and 0.15 mm at the cuff, and Ansell says the neoprene resists punctures and gives chemical splash protection. Ansell also states it was tested for use with chemotherapy drugs in accordance with ASTM D6978.
Materials and packing. A beaded cuff with SureFit technology gives a more secure fit and prevents cuff roll-down, and the inside surface is polymer-coated with Ansell's DermaShield technology. Pairs are packed one per inner pack, with 200 pairs in each master bag and each carton. Ansell lists a five-year shelf life and Sri Lanka as the country of origin, and the packaging is recyclable polyethylene film inside recycled cardboard shippers.

Applications / Common Uses

Transferring liquids. The neoprene wall provides chemical splash protection, making it suitable for moving liquids between vessels and containers.
Cleanroom cleaning and preparing. The ISO 5 and Grade A rating lets one sterile glove serve both cleaning and preparation steps.
Sample taking and processing. Accelerator-free, latex-free material limits allergy risk for staff who handle samples for whole shifts.
Biotechnology and medical device manufacturing. Ansell lists both industries, where the powder-free, low-particle format helps protect the product.
Laboratory research and development. Textured fingertips and a 0.20 mm finger wall help with gripping small tubes and tools.

Technical Specifications

Manufacturer: Ansell
Series and model: DermaShield 73-711
Product type: Sterile, disposable neoprene (polychloroprene) cleanroom glove
Material: Neoprene (polychloroprene)
Color: Green
Shape: Anatomic with curved fingers
Cuff: Beaded with SureFit technology
Powder: Powder-free
External surface: Textured fingertips
Internal surface: Polymer coated with DermaShield technology
Length: 300 mm (12 in)
Sizes: 6.0, 6.5, 7.0, 7.5, 8.0, 8.5, 9.0
Sterilization: Gamma irradiation (25 kGy)
Cleanroom class: Class 100 / ISO 5 and EU GMP Grade A
Typical particle count: Below 3,500 per cm² at 0.5 µm and above (IEST-RP-CC005.4)
Freedom from holes: 0.65 AQL (EN 455-1 / ASTM D3577)
Wall thickness (target): Palm 0.16 mm, finger 0.20 mm, cuff 0.15 mm
Latex proteins: None (contains no natural rubber latex)
Chemical accelerators: None
Antistatic: No
Chemotherapy drug testing: Yes, in accordance with ASTM D6978 (not listed in the US FDA 510(k))
Shelf life: 5 years
Country of origin: Sri Lanka
Pack count: 200 pairs per carton

Available Variants

830739: Size 6.0, 200 pairs per case
830740: Size 6.5, 200 pairs per case
830741: Size 7.0, 200 pairs per case
830742: Size 7.5, 200 pairs per case
830743: Size 8.0, 200 pairs per case
830744: Size 8.5, 200 pairs per case
830745: Size 9.0, 200 pairs per case

The seven SKUs differ only in glove size, in half-size steps from 6.0 to 9.0. Each SKU holds 200 pairs of the same sterile neoprene glove.

Storage, Handling & Shipping

The gloves are supplied sterile and for single use. Ansell asks that cartons be kept away from direct sunlight, in a dry place, in the original packaging, and away from ozone sources. Properly stored, the gloves should not lose performance, and an expiry date is printed on the packaging where aging or storage could affect the product.

Keep gloves in their original packaging until use, and rotate cartons so older stock goes first.
Keep cartons away from ozone sources, as the data sheet advises.
Read the expiry date on the packaging before opening a pair.
Order by half size: each SKU holds 200 pairs of one size.

Related Categories & Services

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

Gloves: LabPro's main gloves page, for comparing these neoprene gloves with other glove materials and types.
Cleanroom and Critical Environment: LabPro's cleanroom and critical environment page, covering the products used alongside these neoprene gloves in controlled areas.
Cleanroom PPE & Garment Selection Guide: A guide to choosing cleanroom PPE and garments, helpful when planning a full gowning set around these neoprene gloves.
VMI Program (service): LabPro's vendor-managed inventory program, relevant for teams that reorder these neoprene gloves on a regular schedule.

FAQs

How do neoprene and nitrile gloves compare?

Both are synthetic and latex-protein-free. Neoprene is usually softer and more flexible, while nitrile is often chosen where puncture resistance and wide chemical coverage matter most. The 73-711 adds accelerator-free curing, which not every nitrile glove offers, so choose based on whether allergy risk or puncture resistance matters more in your process.

What does the chemotherapy statement on this glove mean?

Ansell states the glove was tested for use with chemotherapy drugs in accordance with ASTM D6978, but it is not listed in the US FDA 510(k). That makes it a test result, not an FDA-cleared claim. Request Ansell's permeation data for your specific drugs before using it for hazardous drug handling.

Does the 73-711 come in size 5.5?

No. The 73-711 runs from 6.0 to 9.0, with seven half sizes. Ansell's TouchNTuff 83-500 polyisoprene glove starts at 5.5, so teams with smaller hands who need a sterile cleanroom glove at that size can check that style, keeping in mind it is cured with accelerators, and the 73-711 is not.

Can the 73-711 be used for chemical splash tasks?

Ansell says the neoprene gives chemical splash protection, but that is a general statement. Before using the glove with a specific chemical, request Ansell's permeation data and compare your exposure time against it. Treat the listing as a starting point for selection, not as clearance for every solvent or reagent.

What should I do with unused gloves from an opened pack?

Ansell packs each sterile pair in its own inner pack, so open a pair only when about to wear it. Once a pack is open, the pair is no longer sterile, so follow your site procedure for leftovers rather than returning them to the carton, and never reuse a glove.

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