Name: MODERN GRIP 17197
Brand: Ecogard
SKU: 67376338
Availability: OutOfStock
Rating: 4.125 (8 reviews)

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7 MIL THICKNESS. These disposable gloves are made from a thick 7 mil nitrile material to protect your hands in the dirtiest environments at the shop and at home.
RAISED TEXTURE FOR BETTER GRIP. For picking up small items and for keeping a strong grip on tools and equipment, Modern Grip’s premium nitrile gloves feature a finely raised surface pattern to act like a second skin. Ideal for auto repair, household cleaning, food service, painting and staining, laboratory and forensic work, and more! Modern Grip nitrile gloves are also touchscreen friendly.
LATEX-FREE NITRILE RESISTS TEARS AND PUNCTURES. Modern Grip nitrile gloves are produced with a synthetic rubber material that does not contain latex, which means that they are suitable for anyone that suffers from latex allergies. Nitrile gloves are three to five times more puncture resistant than latex, offering more rugged defense against sharp edges and tools.
GREATER CHEMICAL RESISTANCE. Modern Grip's heavy duty nitrile materials protects against many irritating, hazardous, and corrosive chemicals, including oils, greases, acids, caustics, and alcohols.
POWDER-FREE FOR NO RESIDUE. Unlike powdered gloves that can leave a residue on your skin or potentially dissolve powder in the chemicals or food you handle, Modern Grip nitrile gloves slip on with less friction than latex and don’t require powder.

Modern Grip’s Disposable Nitrile gloves are the smart choice for anyone that needs rugged, versatile hand protection at home or on the job. Our nitrile gloves are 3-5 times more puncture resistant than latex – offering better defense against sharp edges and superior durability for longer lasting protection. They’re produced with a synthetic rubber material that is 100% latex-free, making these gloves a great option for anyone suffering from latex allergies! Nitrile is also able to withstand higher temperatures than latex, which is an obvious advantage in many industrial environments such as manufacturing or automotive service. Nitrile Gloves Are Chemically Resistant One of the reasons that nitrile has become popular across a broad range of professions and industries is its superior resistance to a broad range of chemicals. OSHA recommends nitrile gloves as part of their Personal Protective Equipment Standard (1910.132) because of their ability to provide protection from many chemicals, including oils, greases, acids, caustics, and alcohols. OSHA also highly rates nitrile gloves for jobs requiring dexterity and sensitivity. Professional installers find themselves handling many small parts, which requires precision. There are also many repairs that require the application of force by hand – and again, a good grip is essential. Being lightweight and flexible, nitrile reacts to body temperature and conforms to the hand for a snug and comfortable fit. Textured glove options offer superior grip to help prevent slipping when it counts most. MODERN GRIP NITRILE GLOVES PROVIDE CHEMICAL RESISTANCE to the following substances (this is an advisory list only – please test onsite for glove performance across concentrations and durations of exposure):AcetamideAcetyleneAdipic AcidAlkanes (Paraffin Hydrocarbons)Alkanesulfonic AcidAlkyl AlcoholAlkyl AmineAlkyl Aryl SulfonatesAlkyl Aryl SulfonicsAlkylnaphthalene Sulfonic AcidAluminum BromideAluminum ChlorideAluminum FluorideAluminum LinoleateAluminum NitrateAluminum PhosphateAluminum SaltsAluminum SulfateAmmonia Gas ColdAmmonium BromideAmmonium ChlorideAmmonium FluorideAmmonium HydroxideAmmonium IodideAmmonium NitriteAmmonium PhosphateAmmonium SaltsAmmonium SulfateAmmonium Sulfate NitrateAmmonium SulfideAmyl AcetateAmyl BorateAmyl ButyrateAmyl PropionateAnimal FatsAnimal Oil (Lard Oil)Antimony ChlorideArgonAroclor 1260Arsenic AcidAutomatic Transmission FluidBarium ChlorideBarium CyanideBarium HydroxideBarium IodideBarium OxideBarium SaltsBarium SulfateBarium SulfideBenzine (Ligroin)Beryllium ChlorideBeryllium FluorideBeryllium OxideBoric AcidBrineBunker OilBunker’s “C” (Fuel Oil)ButaneButanol (Butyl Alcohol)Butyl AlcoholButyl Amine or N-Butyl AmineButyl ChlorideCalcium BromideCalcium CarbonateCalcium ChlorideCalcium CyanideCalcium FluorideCalcium HydrideCalcium HydroxideCalcium NitrateCalcium OxideCalcium PhosphateCalcium SaltsCalcium SilicateCalcium SulfideCalcium SulfiteCapric AcidCaproic AcidCaprolactamCapronaldehydeCarbon DioxideCarbon MonoxideCastor OilCelluguardCetane (Hexadecane)Cetyl AlcoholChlorobutane (Butyl Chloride)ChloroethaneChrome AlumCitric AcidCoal TarCobalt ChlorideCobalt Chloride2NCobaltous BromideCoconut OilCod Liver OilCoffeeCopper ChlorideCopper CyanideCopper OxideCopper SaltsCopper SulfateCopper Sulfate 10%Copper Sulfate 50%Corn OilCottonseed OilCreosote Coal TarCreosote WoodCutting OilCyclohexaneCyclohexanolCyclohexylamineCyclohexylamine LaurateCyclopentaneCyclopolyolefinsDecaneDenatured AlcoholDetergent Water SolutionDeveloping Fluids (Photo)DexronDextrinDextronDiamylamineDicyclohexylamineDiesel OilDiethylene GlycolDiisobutylcarbinolDimethyl EtherDimethyldisulfide (DMDS)DioctylamineEthaneEthyl ChlorideEthyl HexanolEthyl SilicateEthylcyclopentaneEthylene DiamineEthylene GlycolFerric ChlorideFerric NitrateFerric PersulfateFerric SulfateFluoroboric AcidFluorolubeFluorosilicic AcidFreonFumaric AcidGasolineGelatinGlucoseGlycerine (Glycerol)GlycolsGrease Petroleum BaseHeliumHeptaldehyde (Heptanal)Heptane or n-HeptaneHeptanoic AcidHexamethylene (Cyclohexane)Hexane or n-HexaneHexyl AcetateHexyl AlcoholHigh Viscosity LubricantHydraulic Oil (Petroleum BaseIndustrial)HydrocarbonsSaturatedHydro-Drive MIH-10 (Petroleum Base)Hydro-Drive MIH-50 (Petroleum Base)Hydrogen GasColdHydrogen GasHotHydrogen SulfideDryColdHydrolube-Water/Ethylene GlycolIsobutaneIsobutyric AcidIsodecanolIsododecaneIsoeugenolIsooctaneIsopentaneKeroseneLactic Acid ColdLard Animal FatLauric AcidLB 135Lead NitrateLime BleachLinseed OilLiquid Petroleum Gas (LPG)LiquimolyMagnesium ChlorideMagnesium SaltsMagnesium Sulfite and SulfateMalic AcidMercaptanMercuric ChlorideMercuryMercury VaporsMethaneMethyl CyclohexanoneMethyl EtherMethyl IodideMethylisobutyl CarbinolMineral OilsMolybdenum Disulfide GreaseMonomethyl Ether (Methyl Ether)Monovinyl AcetyleneMotor OilsNatural GasNeatsfoot OilNeonNickel ChlorideNickel SaltsNickel SulfateNiter CakeNitrogenNitrous OxideNonaneNoryl GE PhenolicOctadecaneOctanal (n-Octanaldehyde)Octane or n-OctaneOctyl ChlorideOlive OilPalmitic AcidParaffinsParker O LubePeanut OilPentanePetrolatumPetrolatum EtherPetroleum Oil Below 250°FPetroleum Oil CrudePhosphoric Acid 3 Molar to 158°FPicric Acid (aq)Pine OilPine TarPotassium ChloridePotassium Cupro CyanidePotassium CyanidePotassium DichromatePotassium NitratePotassium SaltsPotassium SulfatePotassium SulfitePrestone AntifreezeProducer GasPropanePropionitrilePropyl AlcoholSea (Salt) WaterSewageSilicone GreasesSilicone OilsSoda AshSodium Bicarbonate (Baking Soda)Sodium Bisulfate or BisulfiteSodium BorateSodium Carbonate (Soda Ash)Sodium ChlorideSodium CyanideSodium MetaphosphateSodium Phosphate (Dibasic)Sodium Phosphate (Mono)Sodium Phosphate (Tribasic)Sodium SaltsSodium SilicateSodium SulfateSodium Sulfide and SulfiteSoybean OilSpryStannic ChlorideStoddard SolventSucrose SolutionsSulfur MonochlorideTallowTannic Acid (10%)Tartaric AcidThioamyl AlcoholTin ChlorideTin TetrachlorideTransformer OilTransmission Fluid Type ATrimethylpentaneTung Oil (China Wood Oil)Turbine OilTurbo Oil #35TurpentineVanadium OxideVanadium PentoxideVegetable OilWaterWhiskey and WinesWhite LiquorWhite OilWolmar SaltWood AlcoholWood OilXenonZeolitesZinc ChlorideZinc NitrateZinc OxideZinc PhosphateZinc SaltsZinc SulfateZirconium Nitrate

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H**J

Great for diy wrenching but fits a little small

I was getting tired of getting oil and dirt stay on my hands after working on my car so I got these. I previously bought cheap nitrile gloves which would rip shortly after putting them on so I was hesitant but needed these for my oil changes. These gloves fit slightly small but are thick and have yet to rip on me. I have used them for oil changes as well as tire rotations and they've held up just fine. As mentioned, they do fit slightly snug but it is nice to have the fingers fit tight. It just takes a little wiggling to get it past the thicker part of my hand. I may get a size up next time.

1.08.2019

K**N

Large too small holds up well

These are great and holds up well but the large size are too small/too tight will buy the XL next time

13.10.2018

S**Z

They run very small! I normally wear a medium ...

They run very small! I normally wear a medium glove but I ordered Lg just in case they ran small. VERY snug Lg.

26.06.2018

M**H

Don’t used it if your upper hands give tingling sensation and also burning one

I didn’t like it cause it has the grip and also it was to tight for my hands

30.03.2020

J**E

Good Product

They run small or just tight from the mil thickness

18.11.2018

C**R

Good value

Excellent gloves. The texture is good, promoting good dexterity for someone that hates gloves normally. I would buy 1 size below your normal if you like a tight fit.

21.08.2019

R**H

Four Stars

They rip a little too easy for mechanic work

21.04.2018

R**E

Great Value!

These gloves are much cheaper than anything else I can find. Sizes do tend to run a little small, so order a size up.

28.04.2019

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