GRANBERG 114.951 Disposable Protective Gloves User Manual

GRANBERG 114.951 Disposable Protective Gloves

The User Manual should be used with product-specific information. User Instructions should be read before using.

INTENDED USE
These gloves are intended to protect against certain chemicals and microorganisms where hand protection is needed. Gloves should be used only according to their intended purpose.

WARNINGS AND PRECAUTIONS OF USE

This information does not reflect the actual duration of protection in the workplace and the differentiation between mixtures and pure chemicals and other factors influencing the performance such as temperature, abrasion, degradation etc. The chemical resistance has been assessed under laboratory conditions from samples taken from the palm only (except in cases where the glove is equal to or over 400 mm – where the cuff is tested also) and relates only to the chemical tested. It can be different if the chemicals used in a mixture. It is recommended to check that the gloves are suitable for the intended use because the conditions at the workplace may differ from the type test depending on temperature, abrasion, and degradation. When used, protective gloves may provide less resistance to a dangerous chemical due conhat, es in may real ce the alual use time significanty. For corosie chemicals, de radation can be the most important factor to consider in the selection of chemical-resistant gloves. Degradation levels (EN ISO 374-4:2019) indicate the change in puncture resistance of the gloves after exposure to the challenge chemical. The penetration resistance has been assessed under laboratory conditions and relates only to the tested specimens.

PRODUCT INSTRUCTION FOR USE

Before use, after donning, and during use inspect the gloves for any defect or imperfections and discontinue use immediately if signs of tearing, swelling or degradation, or any damage appear. Dry hand before donning. Ensure chemicals or residuals cannot enter through the cuff. Always select the correct size glove for your hand. For donning, hold the glove by the bead with one hand. Align the glove thumb with your other hand thumb and slide your hand into the glove, one finger into each glove finger. Pull by the glove palm to get a good fit. Don the other glove by the same procedure. Doffing, hold glove bead and pull toward the finger until the glove come off. For Single Use only. If re- used, the risk of contamination and infection increases due to improper cleaning processes; and increased risk of holes and tear during re-use due to weakening of gloves by cleaning processes. Poorly-fitting gloves will greatly reduce dexterity and cause fatigue. Using the wrong glove size leads to inadequate hand protection. When an indication for hand hygiene precedes a contact that also requires glove usage, hand rubbing or hand washing should be performed before donning gloves and after removing gloves.

INGREDIENTS/HAZARDOUS COMPONENTS

Components used in glove manufacturing may cause allergic reactions in some users. If allergic reactions occur, seek medical advice immediately. Where relevant, a list of substances contained in the glove that are known to cause allergies, per listed in Annex G of EN ISO 21420:2020, shall be supplied on request.

STORAGE
Store in a cool and dry place in its original package. Opened boxes should be kept away from fluorescent and sunlight. Keep the gloves away from ozone, heating devices, and the source of the fire. Gloves are packed in a dispenser box suitable for transport. Keep the gloves in the box when not in use. The shelf life for products stored as recommended is mentioned on each package. Service life cannot be specified and depends on the application and responsibility of the user to determine the suitability of the glove for its intended use. Further information can be obtained from the manufacturer, please contact Granberg AS.

EXPLANATION OF SYMBOLS AND PICTOGRAMS USED
Protective gloves against dangerous chemicals and microorganisms – Part 1: Terminology and performance requirements for chemical risks. EN ISO 374-1:2016+A1:2018. Definition of breakthrough time through the glove palm (1 ug/cm’/min). Type A > level 2 for 6 chemicals, Type B > level 2 for 3 chemicals, Type C > level 1 for 1 chemical (no code under pictogram).

• A : Methanol
• B : Acetone
• C : Acetonitrile
• D : Dichloromethane
• E : Carbon disulphide
• F : Toluene
• G : Diethylamine
• H : Tetrahydrofuran
• I : Ethyl acetate

Additional information on chemical resistance obtainable from manufacturer.

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