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Condor

Condor 19L035 Antistatic Gloves Nylon Carbon Fiber 8 1/2 in 15 ga personal protective equipment

SKU CH-JDRR-D6AAJ

Antistatic nylon and carbon-fibre knit gloves meeting EN 1149 surface-resistivity standard, supplied in packs of 12

  • Antistatic protection meets EN 1149 standard with 1.00 x 10^8 ohm/sq surface resistivity
  • EN 388 1131X rating delivers abrasion and tear resistance for general-purpose tasks
  • 15 gauge nylon-carbon fiber knit gives lightweight dexterity and a close fit
  • Uncoated palm preserves tactile sensitivity for precise handling of small components
  • Pack of 12 gloves supplies a team or multiple workstations at once

Antistatic Gloves for ESD-Sensitive Work

These Condor gloves use nylon and carbon-fibre yarns to provide a surface resistivity of 1.00 x 10^8 ohm/sq, meeting the EN 1149 standard. They are designed for handling static-sensitive components in electronics assembly, cleanroom environments and general-purpose tasks where electrostatic discharge must be controlled. The uncoated knit construction fits either hand.

Finished Hem and 15-Gauge Knit Build

A finished hem prevents fraying and keeps the cuff secure during repeated donning and doffing. The 15-gauge knit delivers a close, dexterous fit while the uncoated palm maintains tactile sensitivity for small parts. Each pair weighs 21 grams and carries an EN 388 rating of 1131X, indicating baseline mechanical performance without a specific cut or abrasion rating.

Replaces Basic Cotton or Unrated Gloves

Moving from standard cotton gloves to this EN 1149-certified pair adds measurable static control for ESD-protected areas. The upgrade is worthwhile when work instructions require documented surface resistivity or when operators handle exposed circuitry, disk drives or sensor assemblies. Buyers needing a certified cut-resistance level or a coated grip surface should look elsewhere.

Highlights

  • Antistatic protection meets EN 1149 standard with 1.00 x 10^8 ohm/sq surface resistivity
  • EN 388 1131X rating delivers abrasion and tear resistance for general-purpose tasks
  • 15 gauge nylon-carbon fiber knit gives lightweight dexterity and a close fit
  • Uncoated palm preserves tactile sensitivity for precise handling of small components
  • Pack of 12 gloves supplies a team or multiple workstations at once

Specifications

BrandCONDOR

Questions about this item

What does the EN 1149 standard and 1.00 x 10^8 ohm/sq surface resistivity mean for static control?

The gloves meet EN 1149 for electrostatic dissipative performance with a surface resistivity of 1.00 x 10^8 ohm/sq, providing a controlled path to ground for static charges during handling of sensitive components.

How do the 15-gauge nylon and carbon-fiber yarns affect fit and dexterity?

The 15-gauge knit construction using nylon and carbon-fiber yarns creates a thin, form-fitting glove that maintains high tactile sensitivity and dexterity for precision assembly or inspection tasks.

Are these gloves ready to use straight from the pack, or is any preparation required?

They are supplied as a pack of 12 finished-hem, uncoated knit gloves with no break-in period; simply select the correct hand and wear them immediately for general-purpose static-safe handling.

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