Our new HAZ-GLOVES® are heavy-duty butyl gloves designed for practical long-term use in a wide variety of hazardous situations. Thanks to their enhanced thickness, they provide more than 150 minutes of flexible and proven protection from toxic industrial chemicals (TICs) and chemical warfare agents (CWAs). Designed based on the protective butyl gloves trusted in labs and on dangerous worksites around the world, these butyl gloves can protect you from some of the most caustic and corrosive threats known to man.
Our new HAZ-GLOVES® butyl gloves are 129% thicker than military standard 14-mil butyl gloves, providing unmatched resistance to a variety of extremely hazardous threats and resisting oxidation, ozone corrosion, and even abrasion—all while remaining flexible and usable, even at low temperatures.
These butyl gloves go above and beyond the standards of the CBRN gloves used by the US armed forces, offering a similar level of CBRN protection, all in a robust package that’s meant for extended use.Â
The same kind of thick butyl gloves are trusted in labs and manufacturing facilities around the globe, from forensic labs to emergency response, heavy manufacturing, chemical mixing, and even medical research facilities.
Whether completing precision tasks in a laboratory or manipulating your firearm under duress in a toxic environment, MIRA Safety® butyl gloves are the best choice. In any environment, at any temperature, and under exposure to practically any CBRN threat, these butyl rubber gloves are engineered to perform and protect.
Combined with a MIRA Safety® gas mask and HAZ-SUIT®, chemtape and boots, our HAZ-GLOVES® complete your PPE kit for total body protection.
HAZ-GLOVES® Gloves Storage
MIRA Safety® HAZ-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, MIRA Safety®'s butyl gloves can be stored for 10 years or longer. These butyl gloves are 100% butyl rubber and should be handled as such, so inspect for cracking especially in flexion spots after use.
