AlphaTec 58-270

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• Chemical: EN 374 Type A
• Abrasion: ANSI/ISEA 105-2024 level 4 and EN level 3
• Static: antistatic per EN 1149
• Formulation: latex-free and silicone-free

Build and fit

This is a supported glove: a grey nitrile coating over a seamless 15-gauge nylon liner. The palm is 0.59 mm (23 mil) thick, and the seamless knit is meant to reduce hand strain and keep dexterity. A gauntlet cuff brings the overall length to 300 mm (11.8 in), covering the wrist and lower forearm, and the wide opening makes the glove quick to pull on and off. Ansell Grip technology on the coating helps hold tools and parts. Sizes run 6 through 11.

Where the specs pay off

Silicone-free matters in paint and body work, where silicone contamination can spoil a finish. Latex-free keeps the glove usable for workers with latex allergies. The EN 1149 antistatic rating helps where static buildup is a concern, and the level 4 ANSI abrasion score supports repeated handling of rough metal parts during equipment repair.

Frequently asked questions

What does EN 374 Type A mean on the AlphaTec 58-270?

Under EN ISO 374-1, Type A is the highest of the three chemical glove types. It means the glove reached at least 30 minutes of breakthrough time against at least six chemicals from the standard's test list. Type B and Type C gloves meet lower thresholds, so Type A is the strongest of the three chemical classifications.

What sizes and length does the Ansell 58-270 come in?

It comes in sizes 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 and 11. The glove is 300 mm (11.8 in) long with a gauntlet cuff, and the palm thickness is 0.59 mm (23 mil). It is a supported glove with a grey nitrile coating over a nylon liner.