How Ergonomic Cleanroom Gloves Reduce Hand Fatigue
Cleanroom gloves that resist natural hand movement cause fatigue and reduce productivity. Learn how ergonomic design and ERGOFORM technology address this.
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AnsellGuardian® Chemical evaluates the resistance of glove and suit materials to the chemicals you use and delivers a personalized assessment with expected permeation breakthrough times and degradation ratings.
This assessment can either be carried out during a personal consultation with our AnsellGUARDIAN safety expert or online by using our chemical resistance database (ansellguardianpartner.com). As a result, selecting the right chemical glove and/or suit has never been easier.
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| single & mixed chemicals | chemical reports since 2005 | years of experience in chemical support to our customers | data points spanning over our hand & body protection across EN, ASTM and ISO standards | reports created/month for the last 3 years |
We report permeation breakthrough times –BT1.0 and BT0.1 taken in minutes for the challenged chemical to permeate through the material at a rate of 1.0 µg/ cm2/min or 0.1 µg/ cm2 /min as specified by the EN374-3, EN 16523-1, ISO 6529, ASTM D6978 and ASTM F739 standards. We also report degradation ratings for HP (Hand Protection).
This assessment can either be carried out during a personal consultation with our AnsellGUARDIAN safety expert or online by using our chemical resistance database ansellguardianpartner.com.
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