Inspire HEAVY DUTY ORIGINAL Stretch Nitrile Black Gloves Disposable Latex Free | Food, Mechanic, 6mil Black or 8 Mil Orange

Inspire HEAVY DUTY ORIGINAL Stretch Nitrile Black Gloves Disposable Latex Free | Food, Mechanic, 6mil Black or 8 Mil Orange

Industrial grade performance: Inspire Nitrile Gloves are engineered for use in industrial environments. With 6-mil thickness, they’re ideal for manufacturing and household tasks requiring dependable protection. Tough yet flexible: Built from rugged, high-quality nitrile, these gloves offer superior resistance to rips and punctures while maintaining excellent dexterity, tactile sensitivity, and a snug, comfortable fit for precision work. Relied on by professionals: Trusted by Tattoo artists, janitorial staff, and mechanics alike. In any setting or on the job site, Inspire Gloves deliver performance you can count on. Powder free. ISO50001& ISO14001 Multipurpose & touchscreen friendly: Designed for versatility—perfect disposable gloves for food handling, cleaning, tattooing, automotive work, and more. Textured fingertips ensure a secure grip, while touchscreen compatibility adds modern convenience. Latex-free for reduced risk of allergic reactions. Confidence you can feel: When protection matters most, Inspire Gloves rise to the occasion. Each box contains 100 gloves by weight; each case contains 1,000 gloves by weight—ready to meet your toughest demands. Inspire Nitrile Gloves deliver industrial-grade performance with a 6-mil thickness, making them tough enough for manufacturing and household tasks while staying flexible for precision work. Built from high-quality nitrile, they resist rips and punctures yet provide excellent dexterity and comfort. Trusted by tattoo artists, janitorial staff, and mechanics, these multipurpose gloves are latex-free, food-safe, and touchscreen compatible with textured fingertips for a secure grip. Packed 100 gloves by weight per box (1,000 per case), Inspire Gloves give you confidence you can feel—on the job, at home, or anywhere protection matters most.