Ansell 2018465 Surgical Gloves Sterile Latex Powder Free Size

The Ansell 2018465 Surgical Gloves are designed for use in surgical settings, including hospitals, clinics, and outpatient facilities, providing healthcare professionals with a reliable and high-quality option for protecting themselves and their patients from potential biological hazards. These sterile, latex gloves are powder-free, reducing the risk of powder-related complications and making them an ideal choice for sensitive procedures.

Overview: The Ansell 2018465 Surgical Gloves are intended for single-use in surgical procedures, offering a barrier against bodily fluids and other potential contaminants. They are made from high-quality latex, providing a comfortable fit and dexterous feel, allowing healthcare professionals to perform procedures with precision and confidence. The gloves are carefully manufactured to ensure consistency and reliability, meeting the high standards of the medical industry.

Key Features

• Sterile and powder-free to minimize the risk of complications and ensure patient safety
• Latex construction provides a comfortable fit and tactile sensitivity
• Designed for single-use in surgical procedures to prevent cross-contamination
• Available in size 6½ to accommodate various hand sizes
• Supplied in boxes of 50 pairs, with 4 boxes per case for convenient storage and inventory management
• Meets or exceeds relevant industry standards for quality and performance
• Compatible with a wide range of surgical procedures and settings

Product Specifications

• Dimensions: Not applicable (gloves are supplied in standard sizes) • Weight: Approximately 0.25 lbs (113g) per pair • Materials: Latex • Compliance: Meets or exceeds relevant industry standards, including ASTM and ISO guidelines • Compatibility: Suitable for use in a variety of surgical settings, including hospitals, clinics, and outpatient facilities

Ideal For

• Hospitals and acute care facilities • Outpatient clinics and surgical centers • Ambulatory surgery centers • Medical offices and private practices • Home healthcare and hospice care settings (where sterile gloves are required) • Laboratories and research facilities (where biological hazards are present)