Halyard Exam Glove Halyard™ Small NonSterile Vinyl Standard Cuff Length Smooth White Not Rated

Exam Glove Halyard™ Small NonSterile Vinyl Standard Cuff Length Smooth White Not Rated

This Halyard vinyl exam glove is a small, nonsterile glove for exam and general glove applications. Buyers looking for an ambidextrous disposable glove may appreciate the polymer-coated interior for easier donning across busy workflows. This white glove has a smooth exterior, standard cuff length, and a typical fingertip thickness of 0.12 mm or 4.7 mil.

Good Fit For

• Exam settings using nonsterile disposable gloves
• Workflows that benefit from ambidextrous glove dispensing
• Facilities purchasing small-size vinyl exam gloves

Key Features

• Vinyl exam glove for routine exam and glove applications
• Small size helps buyers match fit needs for smaller hands
• Polymer-coated interior improves donning
• Ambidextrous design supports quick dispensing and use on either hand
• Smooth white exterior with standard cuff length
• Typical fingertip thickness is 0.12 mm or 4.7 mil

Applications and Usage

• Routine exam glove use where a nonsterile vinyl glove is appropriate
• Fast-paced glove changes where easier donning can help workflow
• General glove applications that use an ambidextrous disposable glove

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: BX.
• Size: 0.12 mm.
• Material: Vinyl.
• Sterility: Nonsterile.
• Protection level is not rated, so buyers should confirm it matches their task requirements.
• The glove has a smooth exterior rather than textured fingertips.
• This SKU is the small size, which is important for fit and comfort in daily use.

FAQ

• Is this glove sterile? No. This Halyard exam glove is nonsterile.
• What size is this glove? This glove is size small.
• What material is the glove made from? This exam glove is made of vinyl.
• Does the glove work on either hand? Yes. The glove is ambidextrous, so it can be worn on either hand.
• Does this glove have a coating inside? Yes. The interior has a polymer coating that improves donning.

From Halyard.