Gloves & Accessories

Polyisoprene isobutylene glove.
In need and ketones, acids, esters and organic amines used under the environment of contact, B series gloves have good table now. Butyl provides a flexible material, make the gloves even under low temperature environment can still keep good touch feeling, good heat resistance performance, it makes it can work in the bad climate.
Its anti-static index:10⁶Ω .

Ethyl Acetate: No Visible Damage
Sodium Hydroxide 40%: No Visible Damage
HydrogenPeroxide 30% : No Visible Damage
Ammonium Pydroxide 25%: No Visible Damage
Nitric Acid B5%: No Visible Damage
Dehylarine: No Visible Damage
n-Heptane: ShowedClourChange
Sulphuric Acid 9%: No Visible Damage
Methanol : No Visible Damage

Abrasion Resistance ≥ 5000 Cycles
Blade Cut Resistance ≥1.2
Tear Resistance ≥10 N
Puncture Resistance ≥22 N
Tensile Strength And Elongation: 12.4 Mpa,548%

Tensile Strength And Elongation After Aging :
13.4 Mpa,492%(Aging Condiion:120℃C,24 Hours)

Tensile Strength And Elongation After Aging:
10.1Mpa,380%(Aging Condition:120℃,72HoursangCondtious)

·Material: Isobutylene Isoprene Rubber(IIR)
· Colour: Black
·Thickness: 0.4/0.6 mm
· Temperature range: -30°C to +125°C
· Surface finish: Smooth
· Cuff style：Transfer Molded Rolled Bead
· Cleaning: Sterilizable by autoclaving
· Shelf life: 36 months

Construction: EN 388, EN 374-1, EN 374-5, EN 421, EN 16350

Butyl glove box gloves are highly suitable for inert‑gas glove boxes, also well‑suited for controlled isolator environments with excellent resistance to ketones and esters.

They also suitable for use under conditions of ketones, esters, concentrated acids, concentrated alkalis, salt solutions, aldehydes, alcohols, glycol ethers, polar organic solvents.
They should be avoided by non‑polar solvents, mineral oil, gasoline, diesel, aliphatic hydrocarbons, halogenated solvents.

Butyl gloves are idea for:
·Inert‑gas glove boxes
·High‑containment isolators
·Chemical laboratories
·Operations with toxic and corrosive vapors
·Nuclear‑related sealed handling chambers
·GMP controlled closed chambers

Butyl glove box gloves are the preferred choice where low gas permeability and closed‑chamber tightness are essential. Their excellent resistance to ketones & esters, together with compatibility with autoclave and EO sterilization, make them a reliable solution for inert‑gas glove boxes and high‑containment isolator applications.