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MIRA Safety CBRN Butyl Gloves

SKU: 5656
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Description

MIRA CBRN Butyl Safety Gloves

Butyl safety gloves are used in extensively in industrial and chemical applications. MIRA Safety Protective CBRN Gloves, specially designed to keep you safe from nuclear, biological, and chemical threats for up to 24 hours.

These butyl gloves have undergone extensive testing to ensure reliable performance even in extreme conditions. Made with durable butyl rubber and featuring an ambidextrous design, these hazmat gloves are a practical choice that doesn't compromise on protection.

Key Features:

  • Made with durable butyl rubber (the standard material for most CBRN/Hazmat protocols)
  • Offers superior resistance against hazardous chemical splashes and exposure
  • Provides up to 24 hours of protection against vaporised chemical warfare agents
  • Designed to be worn comfortably for up to 30 days without losing chemical resistance or flexibility
  • Impermeable to biological agents and nuclear fallout
  • Each glove features corrugated joints, textured palms and fingerprints, and a snug fit to prevent slippage
  • Extra-long cuffs make integration with hazmat suits easier
  • Dust-free with non-irritant, non-toxic mineral powder
  • Shelf life of up to 15 years when stored in the original packaging and under optimum conditions (details below)
  • Smooth exterior finish allows for quick and easy decontamination
  • Compliant with EEC Directive for Personal Protective Equipment (89/686/EEC)

These durable butyl hazmat gloves are an essential addition to any comprehensive PPE kit. They meet the needs of numerous law enforcement agencies, militaries, and individuals worldwide. What sets CBRN protective gloves apart is their mobility-enhancing features. They allow you to handle firearms, operate machinery, and navigate your environment comfortably while wearing full-body PPE.

These gloves seamlessly integrate with a wide range of hazmat suits using Kappler Chemtape to seal the junctions. Plus, they have been extensively tested to meet various standards for your peace of mind. MIRA Protective CBRN Gloves also offer a substantially longer shelf life compared to most competitors. When stored in their original packaging, they can last up to 15 years while maintaining their effectiveness. This ensures better value and easier logistics in the long run.

Details

Storing Butyl Gloves:
To ensure the longevity and effectiveness of MIRA Safety Protective CBRN Gloves (as with all butyl rubber gloves), it is recommended to follow these storage guidelines:

  1. Original Packaging: Store the gloves in their original packaging to maintain their quality and protect them from external elements.
  2. Dark Room: Choose a storage area that is dark or minimally exposed to light, as excessive exposure to light can degrade the gloves over time.
  3. Temperature Range: Maintain a storage temperature between 41°F and 77°F (5°C to 25°C) to preserve the integrity of the gloves. Avoid extreme temperature fluctuations.
  4. Relative Humidity: Store the gloves in an environment with a relative humidity level below 75% to prevent moisture buildup and potential damage to the gloves.
  5. Temperature Extremes (Optional): In exceptional circumstances, if required, the gloves can be stored at temperature extremes ranging from -50°C to 60°C (-58°F to 140°F) as per the manufacturer's advice. However, it is generally recommended to store them within the optimal temperature range mentioned above.
  6. Proper Handling: Treat the gloves as 100% butyl rubber and handle them accordingly. After each use, inspect the gloves, paying special attention to flexion spots, for any signs of cracking or damage.

By following these storage instructions, you can ensure that your butyl gloves, including MIRA Safety Protective CBRN Gloves, remain in optimal condition for up to 15 years.

Specifications
  • Colour: Black
  • Size Options: Small, Medium or Large
  • Material: Durable butyl rubber
  • Chemical Resistance: Superior against hazardous chemical splashes and exposure
  • Protection Duration: Up to 24 hours against vaporized chemical warfare agents
  • Longevity: Can be stored for up to 15 years in original packaging and optimum conditions
  • Design Features: Ambidextrous, corrugated joints, textured palms and fingerprints, snug fit
  • Integration: Compatible with a wide range of hazmat suits using Kappler Chemtape
  • Compliance: Meets international standards for Personal Protective Equipment
  • Manufacturer Number: NC11GLOVE



Protective CBRN Gloves meet the following testing standards:

  • DEF STAN 93-55/2, Annex A:  Method of Test for Penetration of Mustard Gas
  • DEF STAN 93-55/2, Annex B:  Method of Test for Penetration of Mustard Gas Decontamination
  • QSTAG 991: .Standard Tests for Measuring the Penetration of CW Agents through Protective Clothing 
    TOP 8-2-501: Permeation and Penetration Testing of Materials with Chemical Agents or Simulants (Swatch Testing)
  • TOP 10-2-022: Chemical Vapor and Aerosol System Level Testing of Chemical/ Biological Protective Suits
  • EN 374-1: 2003: Protective Gloves against Chemicals and Microorganisms (Terminology and Performance Requirements)
  • EN 374-2: 2003: Protective Gloves against Chemicals and Microorganisms (Determination of Resistance to Penetration)
  • EN 374-3: 2003: Protective Gloves against Chemicals and Microorganisms (Determination of Resistance to Permeation)
  • EN 388: 2003:  Protective Gloves against Mechanical Risks
  • EN 420: 1994: Protective Gloves: General Requirements and Test Methods
  • EN 1149-1: Electrostatic Properties (Protective Clothing)
  • ASTM D412: Vulcanized Rubber and Thermoplastic Elastomers - Tension
  • ASTM D624: Tear Strength of Conventional Vulcanized Rubber and Thermoplastic Elastomers
  • ASTM F739: Permeation of Liquids and Gases through Protective Materials
  • ASTM D1053:  Stiffening at Low Temperatures: Flexible Polymers and Coated Fabrics
  • ASTM F1342: Test Method for Protective Clothing Material Resistance to Puncture
  • ASTM F1790: Test Method for Measuring Cut Resistance of Materials used in Protective Clothing
  • ASTM D2240: Rubber Property, Durometer Hardness
  • FTMS 191A Method 5931: Electrostatic Decay of Fabrics
Other Information

 

Gloves Size Chart (CM)
Mold SizeSML
Middle Finger Length8cm/3.15"8.5cm/3.35"8.9cm/3.54"
Width of Palm9.8cm/3.86"10.1cm/3.98"10.4cm/4.09"
Length of Gloves35cm/13.78"35.5cm/13.98"37cm/14.17"
Wrist Circumference33.4cm/13.15"33.6cm/13.23"34cm/13.39"
Weight of each Pair0.46lbm0.49lbm0.51lbm

 

 

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