1 - A glove combines three features:

• its type (glove box glove, insulator glove, cuff...)
• its material (CSM, EPDM, Neoprene...)
• its thickness (4/10 mm, 6/10 mm...)
The combination of these three characteristics enables us to assign mechanical and physico-chemical properties to each glove, leading to certification.

2 - a glove comes in several articles:

Articles are differentiated by shape, glove round diameter, length, size, hand shape (anatomical ambidextrous), fastening type, etc.
You'll find article references (e.g. 10750 Y 7.5 E4 5) at the bottom of each glove catalog page.

Your choice of shape and glove ring diameter will give you the first two digits of the part number. Measure the diameter of your glove ring and refer to the table below.

- There are essentially 2 standard lengths: 750 mm and 800 mm. Some models are also available in 900 mm length.
- For other models, please contact us.

Generally speaking, the sizes available depend on the materials and glove model chosen.

PIERCAN offers two main thicknesses: 4/10 mm (E4) and 6/10 mm (E6). Some models are also available in 8/10 mm (E8).

The bead diameter is 6 mm for Neoprene and natural rubber, and 5 mm (5) for other materials.

1. The marking consists first of all of the reference. For example, opposite; the shape and diameter of the glove ring (97), the length (800), the material (Eb), the size (9), the thickness of the glove (E4) and the diameter of the bead.

2. The reference is followed by the computer code (003039), the case number (FR330010), the batch number (1901) and the expiry date (31/01/2027).

Standard references are those with the shortest lead times. Other non-standard references are available, so please do not hesitate to contact our sales team for further information.
The nature of the reference (standard or non-standard) is specified in the online catalog.

Natural rubber and neoprene glove box gloves are sold in packs of 20.