50% thicker on average than Ansell's standard surgical gloves.
Superior grip for dry and damp applications.
Effortless dry and damp donning as well as intra-operative changes.
- Latex surgical glove with an extra-thick glove formulation to withstand the rigors of surgery, especially where power tools and bone fragments are present.
- Encore Latex Ortho surgical glove with an extra-thick glove formulation to withstand the rigors of surgery, especially where power tools and bone fragments are present.
- 50% thicker on average than Ansell's standard powder-free latex surgical gloves providing outstanding protection.
- Heavy-textured finish for superior grip for dry and damp applications.
- The DERMASHIELD™ Technology internal coating facilitates dry and damp donning as well as intra-operative changes.
Application:
- All surgeries, especially high risk procedures in orthopaedics, trauma, and cardiac. Enhanced grip in wet environments. Damp donning.
Certification: EN 420:2003 + A1:2009 , EN 455 1-4 , ISO 10993-10:2002
50% thicker on average than Ansell's standard surgical gloves.
Superior grip for dry and damp applications.
Effortless dry and damp donning as well as intra-operative changes.
- Latex surgical glove with an extra-thick glove formulation to withstand the rigors of surgery, especially where power tools and bone fragments are present.
- Encore Latex Ortho surgical glove with an extra-thick glove formulation to withstand the rigors of surgery, especially where power tools and bone fragments are present.
- 50% thicker on average than Ansell's standard powder-free latex surgical gloves providing outstanding protection.
- Heavy-textured finish for superior grip for dry and damp applications.
- The DERMASHIELD™ Technology internal coating facilitates dry and damp donning as well as intra-operative changes.
Application:
- All surgeries, especially high risk procedures in orthopaedics, trauma, and cardiac. Enhanced grip in wet environments. Damp donning.
Certification: EN 420:2003 + A1:2009 , EN 455 1-4 , ISO 10993-10:2002
