Complete Hand Protection That Moves Like a Second Skin The Nitrex 250FC delivers what matters most in wet, greasy work – a watertight barrier that doesn't sacrifice feel. Built with a lightweight 13-gauge polyester/spandex liner and a full nitrile coating, these gloves keep your hands bone-dry while giving you the dexterity needed for precision work. Whether you're handling oily parts in an automotive workshop or working through wet conditions on a construction site, the 250FC handles it all. Key Features: Watertight Full Nitrile Coating: Complete protection from liquids, oils, and greases. The full coating creates a proper barrier – no water sneaking through palm gaps like you get with partial coatings. 13-Gauge Polyester/Spandex Liner: Lightweight construction that fits like a second skin. The spandex adds flexibility that makes detailed assembly work and precise handling genuinely comfortable, not a struggle. Reliable Grip in Wet and Dry Conditions: Nitrile coating provides consistent grip whether you're working with dry components or greasy equipment. Handles both without slipping. Food Contact Compliant: Meets food contact compliance standards, making these suitable for food processing and handling applications alongside industrial use. Reduces Hand Fatigue: The lightweight design means you can wear these through extended shifts without your hands feeling tired. Important when you're working 8-10 hour days. Wide Size Range: Available in sizes 6 through 11, fitting both male and female workers properly. A good fit matters when you need proper dexterity. Versatile Application Range: Works across automotive, construction, engineering, manufacturing, logistics, and waste management. One glove that genuinely handles multiple environments. Nitrex has designed the 250FC for workers who need proper protection without losing the ability to handle small parts and detailed work. The combination of waterproof protection and genuine dexterity makes these a solid choice for demanding environments. Order your Nitrex 250FC gloves now.
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