Boardwalk
Boardwalk General Purpose Vinyl Gloves Clear Medium 2.6 mil 100/Box
Clear vinyl gloves provide powder-free and latex-free hand protection for general tasks and food contact, supplied in boxes of 100 at 2.6 mil thickness
- GenderMale
- Powder-free and latex-free for allergy-safe use
- 6 mil thickness balances protection with tactile sensitivity
- Clear vinyl material approved for food contact applications
- 100 gloves per box supports high-volume workflows
- General-purpose design suited for automotive and tool environments
General Purpose Vinyl Gloves
These Boardwalk vinyl gloves are sold in boxes of 100 and measure 2.6 mil thick. They are powder-free and latex-free, making them suitable for users with latex allergies. The clear medium size fits a range of hand sizes for general-purpose tasks. They are safe for food contact applications.
Thermals Noise And Power Draw
As single-use disposable gloves, they require no power and generate no noise during use. Thermal properties are not applicable to this product type. The thin 2.6 mil construction allows heat to dissipate quickly from the hand. They impose no thermal load on the wearer.
Fit Into A Build
The gloves free up the need for separate latex and powder-free alternatives by combining both benefits. Each box supplies 100 units, reducing restocking frequency for high-volume environments. They require dry storage and a dispenser or shelf space for the carton. Buyers who need heavier chemical resistance or puncture protection should select a different glove type.
Highlights
- Powder-free and latex-free for allergy-safe use
- 6 mil thickness balances protection with tactile sensitivity
- Clear vinyl material approved for food contact applications
- 100 gloves per box supports high-volume workflows
- General-purpose design suited for automotive and tool environments
Specifications
| Brand | Boardwalk® |
|---|---|
| Gender | Male |
Questions about this item
How do I put on these 2.6 mil vinyl gloves without tearing the cuff?
Hold the cuff edge, not the fingers, and slide each hand in gently; the thin 2.6 mil material stretches less than thicker gloves, so forcing it causes rips at the wrist.
When should I replace a pair during a long shift?
Change gloves whenever they become visibly soiled, torn, or after switching tasks; vinyl does not recover elasticity, so barrier protection drops once the material is stretched or contaminated.
What is the first sign these gloves are failing during continuous wear?
The 2.6 mil film thins at stress points — fingertips and palm creases — leading to micro-tears that let liquids through before a visible hole appears.
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