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Controlled and critical

Why We Can Help You

Ansell’s priority is to protect people who work in a controlled or critical environment, and the products you produce or the research you’re conducting. Whether you are working with hazardous chemicals in microelectronics, biological hazards in bio-processing or you are assembling medical devices that must be absolutely contamination free, our range of personal-protective equipment ensures you, your products and your research stay protected.

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Certificates

Find and download a Certificate of Irradiation (CoI) or Certificate of Processing (CoP) for a sterile BioClean product, or a Certificate of Conformity (CoC) or Certificate of Analysis (CoA)
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Find and download a certificate of Irradiation (CoI) or a Certificate of Analysis (CoA).
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Resources

Advances in chemical resistant disposable gloves

Selecting the right hand protection when when working with chemotherapy drugs

Manufacturing specialized products in a pharmaceutical manufacturing environment has a specific set of requirements when it comes to hand protection.
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Advances in Chemical Resistant Disposable Gloves

Download the Ansell Guide to find out more on advances in glove technology to chemical resistance.
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Additional Resources

Find catalogs, white papers and technical releases relating to controlled and critical environment personal and product protection solutions.

Cleanroom Gloves: Why Length Matters

Cleanroom gloves are designed to protect either products from contamination or the wearer from exposure to chemicals. Discover why glove length is becoming an increasing important.
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EN ISO 374

Understand the changes and frequently asked questions about the new EN ISO 374 standard.
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Frequently Asked Questions

What Is The Difference Between Type I and Type IV Allergies?

Type I: The most serious and the rarest form, Type I is an immediate and potentially life threatening reaction, not unlike the severe reaction some people have to bee stings. This form of Allergy is normally associated with latex proteins. Latex allergies can be acquired over time due to prolonged contact with latex products. Type IV: Also known as allergic contact dermatitis. This involves a delayed skin rash with blistering and oozing of the skin, and is usually attributed to the accelerators used in the processing of rubber products. We offer products that are manufactured without accelerators - further information can be supplied on request.

When Does a PPE Glove Become a Category 3 Glove for Chemical Protection?

According to the Personal Protective Equipment Directive (89/686/EC) any 'PPE providing only limited protection against chemical attack' is PPE of complex design, i.e. Category 3. Any glove that protects against 'cleaning materials of weak action and easily reversible effects (gloves affording protection against diluted detergent solutions, etc.)' are defined as simple design by the directive, i.e. Category 1. So, any glove that is intended to protect against anything other than the weakest of chemicals is a Category 3 glove.