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Ideal for handling glass, abrasive and electrical components, the A0170 antistatic glove features a static dissipative liner and polyurethane palm coating.
The polyurethane leaves no marks or fingerprints on handled objects, and protects against oils and abrasion.
Designed with wearer comfort in mind, the A0170 has a flexible, seamless liner and an elasticated cuff to prevent debris from entering the glove.
The new SHOWA AP800 has a 13-gauge seamless knit with a Microfiber polyester static dissipative yarn and an embossed microporous foam nitrile palm dip. It is free of natural rubber latex and is touchscreen compatible, silicone-free and fingerprint-free.
Certified under the standard EN 16350, the AP800 by SHOWA meets the requirements for electrostatic properties (ESD). This certification ensures the glove’s safe usage in ATEX zones (working area with risk of explosion and/or high flammability).
The new SHOWA AX200 has an 18-gauge seamless knit, with nylon static dissipative yarn. It is free of natural rubber latex and is touchscreen compatible, silicone-free and fingerprint-free.
Certified under the standard EN 16350, the AX200 by SHOWA meets the requirements for electrostatic properties (ESD). This certification ensures the glove’s safe usage in ATEX zones (working area with risk of explosion and/or high flammability).