LANON Nitrile-coated Work Gloves

The liner and coating

The knitted liner is nylon; the coating is nitrile. Compare both parts when choosing between work gloves. A nitrile-coated fabric glove and a disposable nitrile glove have different constructions.

3 pairs: what you get

You get 3 pairs in size L. The count is for pairs.

Compare the price for the same number of pairs, size and type of glove. Include delivery in your total before deciding which pack to buy.

Finding your fit: size L

This is size L. Before ordering, compare your hand measurements with the manufacturer's chart for this model, especially when switching brands.

HSE's measuring guide uses hand length and a measurement around the dominant hand below the knuckles, excluding the thumb. Measure both, then use the model's chart to choose a size. A glove that is too tight can tire your hands; excess material in a loose glove can interfere with your work.

Washing these gloves

The care instructions say machine washable. Follow this model's care label for the temperature and cycle; don't assume another glove's washing instructions apply.

Before protective work

Start with the job: what will touch your hands, how long will you wear the gloves, and will contact be a splash or sustained exposure? HSE recommends checking the substance's safety data sheet and the glove manufacturer's resistance information. Use the data for this exact model; a nitrile label or thickness figure alone doesn't establish suitability.

For food-contact, medical or other specialist work, check the required certification before choosing a pack. If the documentation doesn't answer your requirement, ask the manufacturer or choose an option with the evidence you need.