Winter Gloves - Fleece Lined - Nitrile / N230FLK *NORTH SEA™
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Superior Glove is a leading innovator in the design and manufacture of safety gloves and sleeves.
Since 1910, they have been protecting workers across the globe with specialized hand and arm protection for every major industry.
Superior Glove products are engineered at their headquarters in Ontario, Canada, but their team and production facilities span across Canada, the United States, Mexico, and Central America.
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The Superior North Sea™ 11” Winter Nitrile Coated Gloves are built to keep hands warm, offer good puncture and abrasion resistance while being resistant to oil and chemicals.
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Superior’s North Sea™ winter nitrile gloves are fully lined with high-quality fleece that helps to keep your hands warm up to -15°C and come with a turtleneck knit cuff to keep the cold out.
Built to withstand the cold, these gloves are formulated to stay flexible in cold conditions and will not stiffen, crack or lose their oil-resistant properties.
These gloves are coated with a sand-patch finish that channels oils and liquids away from the surface of the gloves so they keep their grip and slip resistance.
Winter fleece lining keeps hands warm in harsh Canadian Winters!
Certifications, Standards, and Regulations
- ANSI 3 - Abrasion
- ANSI 3 - Puncture
| Vendor Part #: | N230FLK-L |
| Application: | Winter / Cold |
| Color: | Blue |
| Grip Type: | Anti-Slip |
| Liner Type: | Thermal Knit Fleece |
| Operating Temperature Range: | Up to -15°C |
| Waterproof: | Yes |
| Cuff Style: | Knit Turtleneck |
| ANSI Puncture Level: | 3 |
| ANSI Abrasion Level: | 3 |
| Glove Material: | Nitrile |
- √Protecting Hands and Knuckles from Abrasions, Scrapes and Abuse
- √Help to Warm Hands
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