Our Protective CBRN butyl Gloves are made from butyl rubber and designed to maximize mobility while protecting the user from exposure to chemical warfare agents and toxic industrial chemicals. Engineered to meet the same strict standards as hazmat gloves used by military and police all over the world, they provide a proven standard of protection from a wide range of CBRN threats.
CBRN Chemical Resistant Butyl Glove Key Features:
- Protective butyl rubber gloves produced according to NATO AEP-38 standard
- Superior resistance against hazardous chemical splashes and exposure
- Provides >24 hours of protection against vapor threats
- Available in 3 sizes (Small, Medium, Large)
- Features cotton inner liner for easier grip and better handling
- Bellows in finger and wrist area improve mobility
- 32- mil (.08mm) butyl rubber construction.
MIRA Safety ® Butyl Glove Size Guide:
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Size
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A (mm)
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B (mm)
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Small
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95
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116
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Medium
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100
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120
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Large
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102
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128
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IMPORTANTÂ NOTE: Small gloves are currently out of stock.Â
Our butyl rubber protective CBRN gloves are engineered to provide standardized protection from common CBRN threats at an affordable price.Â
These butyl gloves are produced by a third-party manufacturer and designed to meet NATO standard AEP-38 for protective equipment. These same gloves are currently in use and trusted by military and police professionals all over the globe.Â
Good butyl gloves are absolutely crucial for any CBRN PPE kit, as they provide you with the flexibility and range of movement you’ll need to navigate dangerous situations—without exposing your hands to airborne threats.
NOTE: These CBRN protective butyl gloves feature the same butyl rubber construction as our MIRA Safety ® HAZ-GLOVES®. Both also feature cotton inner liners to absorb sweat and maximize easy handling. The primary difference is that our HAZ-GLOVES® are substantially (129%) thicker, as they are designed for extended use. These butyl gloves are thinner but offer better dexterity.
MIRA Safety® Protective CBRN butyl Gloves (like all butyl rubber gloves) should be stored in their original packaging in a dark room at a temperature between 41°F and 77°F with a relative humidity of less than 75%. In these conditions, these gloves can be stored for 10 years or longer. These gloves are 100% butyl rubber and should be handled as such, so inspect for cracking especially in flexion spots after use.
What do Butyl chemical resistant gloves mean?
Butyl chemical resistant gloves are made from butyl rubber, a synthetic material known for its high resistance to chemicals and gases. These butyl gloves provide superior protection against a wide range of hazardous substances, including ketones, esters, and strong acids. They are particularly effective in environments where workers are exposed to toxic chemicals, making them ideal for use in laboratories, chemical plants, and industries dealing with hazardous materials.
Butyl rubber gloves vs. Industrial nitrile gloves
Butyl Rubber Gloves:
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Chemical Resistance: Butyl rubber gloves are highly resistant to a wide range of chemicals, particularly gases and highly toxic substances.
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Low Temperatures: Butyl gloves maintain their flexibility and protective properties even at low temperatures.
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Personal Protective Equipment (PPE): Butyl gloves are essential PPE in environments dealing with hazardous chemicals and materials.
Industrial Nitrile Gloves:
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Disposable: Nitrile gloves are commonly available as disposable options, making them convenient for single-use applications.
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Safety Gloves: Nitrile gloves provide a good level of safety for various industrial and healthcare applications.
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Abrasion Resistant: Nitrile gloves offer good resistance to abrasion, making them suitable for tasks involving friction and wear.
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Hand Protection: Nitrile gloves provide effective hand protection against oils, greases, and some chemicals.
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Unsupported: Nitrile gloves can be found in unsupported forms, offering flexibility and comfort for the wearer.
