Disposable Nitrile Gloves BABYLISS Prime Source STANDARD size L, powder-free, AQL 1.5, black, 100 pcs

Disposable Nitrile Gloves BABYLISS Prime Source STANDARD size L are single-use, powder-free gloves in black, supplied in a pack of 100. Made from nitrile material, they are manufactured to an AQL 1.5 quality level and designed to offer the puncture and chemical resistance characteristic of nitrile while maintaining tactile sensitivity and a close fit for professional and general-purpose tasks.

Advantages

These gloves combine the durability and chemical resistance of nitrile with the convenience of disposable protection. Powder-free construction reduces the risk of residue on skin and treated surfaces, while the black colour helps mask stains and improves visual contrast for salon and cosmetic work. The AQL 1.5 quality rating indicates a low level of acceptable defects, supporting consistent performance across the pack. Size L provides full coverage for larger hands with an ergonomic fit that supports dexterity.

Suitable for

• Hairdressing and colouring procedures in salons
• Cosmetic and beauty treatments requiring disposable hand protection
• Cleaning and janitorial tasks involving detergents and solvents
• General-purpose protection for workshops and light maintenance

Key specifications

• Material: nitrile
• Powder-free: yes
• Colour: black
• Size: L (large)
• Pack quantity: 100 pieces
• Quality level: AQL 1.5

How to use

Choose the appropriate glove size and inspect each glove visually for visible defects before use. Put on clean, dry hands by inserting the fingers and adjusting the cuff to ensure a snug fit without excessive stretching. Use as single-use protective wear and remove by peeling from the wrist without contacting the outer surface. Dispose of used gloves according to local waste regulations and replace with a new pair for each task or when contamination or damage is suspected.

Usage recommendations

For optimal performance, store gloves in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and heat sources. Avoid contact with sharp objects to reduce puncture risk. When working with strong solvents or prolonged chemical exposure, verify chemical compatibility and consider additional protective measures if necessary.