Hourglass HandPRO Series 1750 Nitrile Controlled Environment Gloves - ISO Class 6 Cleanroom
Hourglass HandPRO Series 1750 Nitrile Controlled Environment Gloves - ISO Class 6 Cleanroom
The Hourglass HandPRO® Series 1750 are powder-free nitrile controlled environment gloves rated for ISO Class 6 cleanrooms. Delivering reliable cleanliness, tactile sensitivity, and chemical resistance, these latex-free gloves are a cost-effective solution for electronics assembly, PCB handling, optical component work, and other ISO 6 controlled environment applications where ISO 5 performance is not required.
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Specifications
| Property | Value |
|---|---|
| Material | Nitrile |
| Cleanroom Class | ISO Class 6 |
| Powder Free | Yes |
| Latex | Not made with natural rubber latex |
| Particle Generation | Low |
| Hand | Ambidextrous |
| Manufacturer | Hourglass |
Frequently Asked Questions
What is ISO Class 6 and when is it appropriate?
ISO Class 6 (formerly Fed Std 209E Class 1000) allows up to 35,200 particles ≥0.5µm per cubic meter. It is appropriate for electronics assembly, PCB handling, optical component work, and general lab environments where ISO 5 (Class 100) is not required. If your process requires ISO 5 or stricter, consider the Hourglass HandPRO 1700 or 7900 series.
How does the 1750 compare to the HandPRO 1700?
The HandPRO 1700 is rated for ISO Class 5 (Class 100) — a stricter environment. The 1750 is rated for ISO Class 6 and is a more economical option for less critical cleanroom classifications. Choose based on your facility’s ISO classification requirements.
Is the HandPRO 1750 latex-free?
Yes — it is not made with natural rubber latex, making it safe for personnel with latex sensitivities working in controlled environments.
What industries typically use ISO Class 6 gloves?
Common applications include electronics and PCB assembly, optical component handling, medical device manufacturing (non-sterile), and general laboratory and research environments where contamination control is important but ISO 5 is not mandated.
