Hand In Glove: MircoFlex Gloves

MicroFlex gloves have been the yardstick in protective gloves for years. Their lineage of excellence has been extended into the future with a new line of ambidextrous, disposable gloves. These gloves are designed with beaded tops to increase resistance to tears and to protect the user from exposure to chemicals and other dangerous substances. Its natural latex base also means resilience and comfort are virtually guaranteed.

The palm surfaces are textured to ensure superb grip, wet or dry. These MircoFlex gloves are powder-less, reducing the possibility of skin irritation. Moreover, many of the gloves are medical grade quality. They are designed to provide the best possible protection while preserving tactile sensitivity for delicate procedures. The gloves also have tapered fingertips. Tough, comfortable and reliable, you won't find a better glove on the market.

MicroFlex also offers the FreeForm line of gloves. These nitrile gloves are designed to conform continuously to the curves of your hands. They are fully elastic and give you a full range of motion. This reduces hand strain and reduces the probability of musculoskeletal harm and carpal tunnels syndrome. They are made to keep you comfortable, no matter how long you wear them. Like the mainline MicroFlex gloves, the FreeForm gloves provide a steadfast barrier against infectious or hazardous substances. Like traditional latex gloves, the nitrile glove has a solid grip, textured surfaces, and lets you retain tactile sensitivity.

MicroFlex also offers a pair of black gloves formulated without latex, for customers who have severe latex allergies. These gloves go above and beyond both FDA and ISO 9000 standards. They come in all sizes, from extra small to extra-extra large. The gloves are nonstick, so tapes and adhesives can be handled with less difficulty. The gloves are medical grade, also with the trademark tactile sensitivity and a solid grip.

If coated with certain compounds, the MicroFlex gloves can withstand underwater or slippery work. The gloves are designed to help you determine whether or not a substance is harmful to unprotected skin. Another often-overlooked benefit to using the black colored gloves is their ability to help you see whether or not compound have dissolved, especially in test tubes and laboratory beakers.

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