Black heavy plastic gloves 200 grams

Material specifications: made of high-quality natural rubber (latex). Weight/thickness: 200 grams (per pair), indicating high thickness and durability that make it "heavy" and resistant to punctures and wear compared to lightweight regular gloves. Color: black on the outside (to resist stains) and usually orange on the inside (for easy inspection and visibility). Durability: provides excellent flexibility and resistance to wear and tear. Chemical resistance: designed to offer protection against a wide range of harsh chemicals, including acids, alkalis, oils, greases, and detergents. Grip: textured (or tactile) outer surface to enhance grip and prevent slipping when handling wet or slippery surfaces. Design: comfortable design with long cuffs (about 12 inches or more) to provide additional protection for the wrist and forearm. Reusable: unlike disposable gloves, these gloves are designed for repeated use. Usage instructions: Ensure proper size: choose the appropriate size for your hands to ensure comfort and freedom of movement (usually available in sizes like XL). Wearing: insert your hands into the gloves and ensure they are pulled fully to adequately cover the wrist and forearm. Use: use them for designated tasks such as heavy cleaning, gardening, machinery maintenance, or handling chemicals. Removing: when finished, carefully remove the gloves to avoid contact with any chemicals or contaminants on the outer surface. Cleaning and storage: after use, especially when handling chemicals, it is recommended to wash the gloves with soap and water and dry them thoroughly. Store in a dry, well-ventilated place away from direct sunlight to maintain material flexibility and lifespan. Warnings: Latex allergy: since the gloves are made of natural rubber (latex), people allergic to latex should avoid using them and opt for latex-free alternatives (such as heavy nitrile). Do not contact food: the plastic or black rubber may contain certain chemical additives, so it is advised to avoid direct contact with food, especially hot foods. Inspect gloves: before each use, check the gloves for any holes, tears, or cracks that could reduce their effectiveness as a protective barrier. Safe use with chemicals: despite their chemical resistance, ensure they are suitable for the specific chemical being handled, as some substances may require very specialized gloves. Not sterile: these gloves are synthetic and not medical sterile, so they are not suitable for surgical procedures or environments requiring strict sterilization.