FAQs
What are HAZ-GLOVES® made of?
They are made of 32-mil (0.8 mm) butyl rubber, which is 129% thicker than U.S. military standard gloves.
How long do these gloves protect against chemical threats?
They provide over 150 minutes of protection against toxic industrial chemicals (TICs) and chemical warfare agents (CWAs), including mustard gas.
Are these gloves reusable?
Yes, they are designed for extended use, reducing waste and costs compared to disposable gloves.
What is included in each set?
Each set comes with two butyl gloves and two cotton glove liners for added comfort and moisture absorption.
What sizes are available?
The gloves are available in Small, Medium, and Large, with corresponding palm widths and middle finger lengths.
Can these gloves be used with tools and weapons?
Yes, they are designed to allow full dexterity, making it possible to handle tools and firearms.
Are these gloves compatible with HAZ-SUITs?
Yes, the suit provides protection against alpha radiation particles when used in conjunction with appropriate CBRN protective gear, such as gloves, boots, and a gas mask.
What certifications do these gloves have?
They meet EN 374-1, EN 374-2, EN 374-3, EN 388, EN 420, and ASTM F739 standards for chemical and mechanical protection.
How should I store these gloves?
Store them in their original packaging in a dark room with temperatures between 41°F and 77°F and relative humidity below 75%.
What is the shelf life of the gloves?
When stored properly, they have a shelf life of 10 years or more.
Are these gloves resistant to ozone and oxidation?
Yes, they are designed to resist oxidation, ozone corrosion, and abrasion, even in low temperatures.
Can they be used in laboratories and industrial environments?
Yes, they are trusted in forensic labs, emergency response, heavy manufacturing, chemical mixing, and medical research facilities.
Do these gloves come with a warranty?
Yes, they are backed by MIRA Safety’s 1-year warranty.
What is the weight of the gloves?
Each pair weighs less than 250 grams, making them lightweight and easy to use.
How do I check for wear and tear?
Inspect the gloves for cracking, especially in flexion areas, before use to ensure they remain intact and effective.