Ansell™ Alphatec™ 58-735

Chemical resistance data provided, has been assessed under laboratory conditions from samples taken from the palm only and relates only to the chemical tested. It can be different if it be used in a mixture.For gloves equal or longer than 400 mm, the chemical resistance data is based from samples taken, 80 mm from the end of the cuffThe chemical resistance data may not reflect the actual duration of protection in the workplace and the differentiation between mixtures and pure chemicals. It is recommended to check that the gloves are suitable for the intended use because the conditions at the workplace may differ from the type test depending on temperature, abrasion and degradation. When used, protective gloves may provide less resistance to the dangerous chemical due to changes in physical properties. Movements, snagging, rubbing, degradation caused by the chemical contact etc. may reduce the actual use time significantly. For corrosive chemicals, degradation can be the most important factor to consider in selection of chemical resistant gloves.1. Before usage, inspect the gloves for any defects or imperfections such as holes, pinholes and tears. If the gloves are ripped or punctured during use, dispose of them immediately. If in doubt, do not use the gloves, get a new pair.2. Do not reverse the gloves3. It is essential to keep all chemicals from contact with the skin, even if they are thought to be harmless.4. Avoid wearing gloves which are dirty on the inside - they may irritate the skin, causing dermatitis or worse.5. Contaminated gloves should be cleaned or washed before removal.6. Ensure the chemicals cannot enter via the cuff.7. Gloves which have a tear level of 1 or above (as per EN 388) should not be used for protection against serrated blades or when there is a risk of entanglement with moving machine parts.8. The gloves should not come in contact with a naked flame.9. Gloves shall not be used for protection against ionising radiation nor for use in containment enclosures.10. Not all gloves that are suitable for contact with foodstuffs may be used against all foodstuffs. Some gloves may show excessive migration towards certain types of foodstuffs. To know which restrictions apply and for which specific foodstuffs the gloves can be used, please obtain advice from Ansell or consult the Ansell Food Conformity declaration. 11. If gloves are being used in explosive environments, please ensure they meet the EN 16350 requirements. Persons wearing these gloves should be properly earthed, e.g. by wearing adequate footwear & clothing. Warning: the gloves shall not be unpacked, opened, adjusted or removed whilst in flammable or explosive atmospheres. The electrostatic properties of the gloves might be adversely affected by ageing, wear, contamination and damage and might not be sufficient for oxygen enriched flammable atmospheres where additional assessments are necessary