• Green Guard Nitrile Exam Gloves – 6 Mil
  • Green Guard Nitrile Exam Gloves – 6 Mil
  • glove sizing chart
1 4

Green Guard Nitrile 6 Mil Exam Gloves

Green Guard Nitrile 6 Mil Exam Gloves

$13.65 USD
$19.50 USD $13.65 USD
Sale Sold out

Pricing per box, sold by the case

Size

Emerald’s new Green Guard Nitrile Exam glove boasts an ambidextrous textured diamond pattern on the palm and top of each glove, giving you an enhanced grip and dexterity. With a 6 mil thickness for strength and durability, the Green Guard is highly resistant to many solvents, grease, and puncture holes. High-visibility green color for added safety. Perfect for a variety of applications including high-risk medical, safety, automotive and industrial.

  • Medium, Large, X-Large, *XX-Large
  • Color: Green
  • Packaging: 50 per box, 10 boxes per case
  • *XXL 45 gloves per box 

Material

Nitrile gloves are renowned for their exceptional chemical resistance, making them a preferred choice in industries where contact with various chemicals is common. Their robust and durable nature ensures they can withstand tough tasks and provide extended wear without easily puncturing or tearing. Additionally, nitrile gloves offer a significant reduction in allergy concerns compared to latex gloves, making them a safer and hypoallergenic option for individuals with latex sensitivities.

Sizing

See the sizing chart below for more information on selecting the best glove fit.

Shipping

Orders are processed Mon - Friday by 2pm EST. Shipping via ground 3 - 7 days.

View full details
glove size chart

Finding the right size glove

When it comes to choosing the right gloves, it's crucial to focus on the aspects that truly matter. Length and width aren't always the sole determinants of a perfect fit. If you find yourself in this situation, prioritize a glove that matches the length of your hand, even if it means opting for a smaller size than the recommended width.

Keep in mind that excessively long or loose glove fingers can pose risks when working with tools and machinery, potentially compromising your grip and lowering feedback from your work environment to your precious fingers.