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White and navy nitrile coated gloves with wing thumb style

Showa Best Glove

Showa Best Glove 7066-10 personal protective equipment

SKU CH-AMK8-JYXVV MPN 7066-10

Nitrile-coated gloves meeting EN 388:2003 standards, supplied as one pair

  • EN 388:2003 certified for mechanical risk protection
  • TAA compliant for government procurement eligibility
  • Nitrile coating resists oils and abrasion
  • Wing thumb design improves comfort and dexterity

Coated Gloves for General Protection

These coated gloves are designed for workers who need hand protection during material handling, assembly or light industrial tasks. The nitrile coating provides grip and abrasion resistance while the wing thumb style allows natural movement. They suit users who require a basic barrier against mechanical hazards in dry or slightly oily conditions.

EN 388:2003 Certified Pair

The gloves meet EN 388:2003 standards for mechanical risks and are TAA compliant for procurement requirements. Supplied as a single pair in size L with a white and navy colour scheme, they cover routine handling tasks. They do not carry a minimum temperature rating, so buyers who need cold-environment protection or specialised chemical resistance should look elsewhere.

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Price $2.99
Cheaper than about 97% of the 5,612 comparable items (median $24.99).

Specifications

Product
Brand nameShowa Best
Model name7066-10

Questions about this item

Will the EN 388 2003 rated 7066-10 gloves work with my existing safety gear?

The 7066-10 meets EN 388 2003 mechanical protection standards, so it pairs consistently with other PPE certified to the same benchmark.

How can I verify the 7066-10 gloves are performing to the EN 388 2003 standard after I start using them?

Check that the EN 388 2003 pictogram and performance codes on the cuff remain legible and that the nitrile coating shows no cuts or abrasion breakthrough during tasks.

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