• New Nitrile Gloves Provide Comfort Without Compromise
    Kimtech™ Opal™ Nitrile Gloves from Kimberly-Clark Professional™.

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    New Nitrile Gloves Provide Comfort Without Compromise

    For improved comfort for extended use and high tactile sensitivity without compromising worker safety, Kimberly-Clark Professional™ has introduced Kimtech™ Opal™ Nitrile Gloves.

    The powder-free gloves are manufactured without vulcanisation accelerators or added sulphur and do not contain natural rubber latex - reducing the risk of Type I and Type IV glove-associated skin reactions as well as protecting the application. The gloves also feature a patented technology to protect the skin, known as Low Derma Technology.

    Ideal for research and production facilities, life sciences and non-sterile drug manufacturing applications, these innovative gloves:

    • Feature a thin nitrile polymer and tip thickness of just 0.07 mm to deliver excellent tensile strength while being able to withstand rigorous process use
    • Are soft, comfortable and easy to don, making them suitable for extended use
    • Have beaded cuffs and textured fingertips to enable excellent handling of wet and dry materials

    Precision-manufactured to reduce contamination risk and ensure high levels of regulatory compliance, the ambidextrous gloves have been extensively tested under stringent conditions. Certifications include:

    • PPE Cat III, according to EU Regulation 2016/425
    • EN ISO 374-1 Type B (KPT), against chemical splashes
    • EN ISO 374-5, against microorganism and virus penetration
    • Food Contact approved

    Sustainability benefits

    The thin nitrile construction and efficient packaging of the Kimtech™ Opal™ Nitrile Gloves can reduce waste by up to 50%. The gloves also can be recycled through The RightCycle™ Programme. This groundbreaking service enables research and manufacturing facilities, universities, and a variety of businesses to collect previously hard-to-recycle items, such as Kimtech™ nitrile gloves and single-use apparel items, and convert them into new consumer goods.


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