Are these OSHA chemical splash compliant?
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Not a clue. Sorry. I just know they keep my eyes in good shape when wearin prescription glasses.
1247884
They shouldn't be allowed. They can be combustible when combined with certain chemicals. I would double check though.
215853
I believe not. My husband bought them and he shops for price, not safety. There was no indication on the packaging that they are bpa free and they had that new plastic smell that I now associate with bpa containing products.
1447258
I would think so . They are nitrile gloves. We order nitrile gloves in our office for those allergic to latex. They are durable and I would order again. I use for backyard pond and spraying around the house.
1720135
Yes they are.Remove and soak in CLR this cleans them half the time. Then you just need to replace them.
71087
I can tell you that these gloves are pretty water resilient. I wouldn't submerge your hand in any chemical compound, with these are any gloves but if you do get some chemical on them, I would try to get the chemical off quickly. I'm not sure it would cause great damage to the glove or you so don't do anything too extreme.
1130349
I'm fairly certain but not 100% sure. I've used them for several years In my garden without any corrosion problems.
1993265
There is no indication on the bottle that indicates they are flammable, the paints are water based. You may be able to find additional information on their website: www.createxcolors.com
931608
I'm not 100% sure but I think they have been treated with a flame retardant in order to meet California specs for safety.
1069008
Yes. They are just cloth with a plastic knob that presses against your wrist. There is nothing water would damage.
592549
definitely not! they're hard plastic. either they will melt or emit toxins...
2215380
No, they are a knit material and water will penetrate. You shouldn't have wet hands, either.
1816410
I don't know the answer to that. We have only used them in chlorinated pools.
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The Japan Industrial Standards (JIS) for water resistance uses a "0" to "8" scale to define the level of water ingress protection built into each product. If the product was tested in compliance with this standard it is usually listed on the product spec sheet. The various JIS classes are defined below. JIS "4" Splashing water from any direction shall have no harmful effect (Splash resistant)
89776
I am not exactly sure of that one. I do know that the emulsions are based in water rather than alcohol but I would go directly to Lorann's website and see if they have an 800# to contact if this is a critical issue.
1676660
Call the company. Some companies use water which is safest, others use extracting chemcals
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I wash them weekly in the washer with my clothes, so they should be fine in that regard. They aren't waterproof, per se, more like..resistant. In my line I get a lot of fuel on my hands and this keeps most of it off, but there is definitely a dampness.