Condor 19L034 Antistatic Gloves Nylon Carbon Fiber 15 ga 12 pack
Antistatic knit gloves in nylon and carbon-fibre yarns, 15 gauge, 12 per pack
- Antistatic protection with carbon-fibre yarns meeting EN 1149 standard
- EN 388 1131X rating gives defined abrasion, cut and tear resistance
- 15-gauge knit construction delivers dexterity for precise handling tasks
- 12 gloves per pack supply a full team or multiple shifts
- Nylon shell provides lightweight comfort without insulating the hands
Antistatic Nylon Carbon Fiber Gloves
These gloves combine nylon with carbon-fiber yarns to dissipate static charge during assembly and inspection work. The 15-gauge knit construction provides a close fit for dexterity while the uncoated palms maintain tactile sensitivity. Packaged in quantities of 12, they suit technicians who handle sensitive electronic components daily.
EN 1149 Surface Resistivity Limit
Certified to EN 1149, the gloves exhibit a surface resistivity of 1.00 x 10^8 ohm/sq to control electrostatic discharge in controlled environments. They carry an EN 388 rating of 1131X for mechanical protection but are not rated for cut or abrasion resistance under ANSI/ISEA standards. The uncoated design offers no liquid or chemical barrier.
Upgrade from Basic Cotton
Workers moving from standard cotton or plain synthetic liners gain measurable static control without sacrificing fingertip feel. The jump is worth it when ESD compliance is required and cut hazards are minimal. Buyers needing cut-rated protection, coated grip or chemical resistance should select a different glove style.
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- Price $17.99
- Cheaper than about 62% of the 5,612 comparable items (median $24.99).
Specifications
| Product | |
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| Brand name | CONDOR |
Questions about this item
Should I pick the 12-pack or look for a different quantity?
The listing only offers a 12-pack of these 15 ga nylon carbon fibre gloves, so you buy 12 pairs at once.
What does the EN 1149 surface resistivity of 1.00 x 10^8 ohm/sq mean when I am handling static-sensitive parts?
It shows the material is antistatic and will bleed charge away at a controlled rate, protecting components rated for ESD-safe handling.
Does the EN 388 1131X rating give me cut or abrasion protection on sharp edges?
The 1131X code rates abrasion level 1, cut level 1, tear level 3 and puncture level 1, so it provides only light mechanical protection.
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