Ansell 5711106PF Surgical Gloves Powder-Free Latex Beaded Size

The Ansell 5711106PF Surgical Gloves are designed for use in medical settings, such as hospitals and clinics, where precision, dexterity, and protection are paramount. These powder-free, latex gloves offer a superior level of sensitivity and tactile feedback, making them ideal for intricate surgical procedures. With their beaded cuff design, they provide an added layer of security against fluid penetration, ensuring the safety of both medical professionals and patients.

The Ansell 5711106PF Surgical Gloves are intended to provide a barrier against bodily fluids and other contaminants during surgical procedures, while also allowing for maximum flexibility and maneuverability. Their latex construction ensures a high level of elasticity, enabling medical professionals to perform delicate tasks with precision and accuracy. The powder-free design minimizes the risk of powder-related complications, making them suitable for a wide range of surgical applications.

Key Features

• Powder-free to reduce the risk of powder-related complications
• Latex construction for excellent elasticity and flexibility
• Beaded cuff design for added security against fluid penetration
• Size 8.5 to fit a variety of hand sizes
• 50 pairs per box, 4 boxes per case for convenient storage and dispensing
• Designed for use in surgical procedures where precision and dexterity are crucial
• Provides a high level of sensitivity and tactile feedback for intricate tasks

Product Specifications

• Dimensions: Not specified • Weight: Not specified • Materials: Latex • Compliance: Meets or exceeds applicable standards for surgical gloves • Compatibility: Suitable for use in a variety of medical settings, including hospitals, clinics, and outpatient facilities

Ideal For

• Hospitals • Surgical clinics • Outpatient facilities • Operating rooms • Medical research facilities • Any medical setting where surgical procedures are performed and a high level of protection and dexterity are required