Nitrile Gloves - XL - 4 mil - Powder-Free - Textured - 100 Count

Powder-Free Hand Protection for Clean Cultivation Work - XL

Bare hands carry oils and residue into a grow space, and powdered gloves can leave a film behind. These powder-free nitrile gloves leave no powder residue, which helps keep contact with plants, tools and hydroponic components cleaner. The textured fingertips and palm surfaces help you hold wet or slick items.

This box holds 100 gloves in size XL, a practical stock for a regular indoor grower or a small team that changes gloves between tasks. Larger operations can reorder as needed for each room or shift.

Key Features & Benefits

• Powder-free — leaves no powder residue on plants or equipment.
• Textured fingertips and palms — improve grip on tools, stems and wet surfaces.
• Nitrile material — a latex-free option for people sensitive to latex.
• 4 mil thickness — a light disposable weight that keeps dexterity for detailed work.
• 100 gloves per box — enough to change gloves often between tasks.

Who Should Use These Nitrile Gloves

Growers who handle plants, nutrients, cleaning supplies or hydroponic parts and want a disposable barrier. They suit home gardeners and licensed commercial teams who need a clean change of gloves between rooms or tasks.

About Nitrile Gloves 4 mil XL

These disposable gloves are made of nitrile, are powder-free, and measure 4 mil thick in size XL. The surface is textured on the fingertips and palms. A box holds 100 gloves and is sold as one box. A spec sheet is available for the product line.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Are these gloves powder-free?
A: Yes. They are powder-free, so they leave no powder residue behind. That helps when you handle plants and clean equipment.

Q: What does 4 mil mean?
A: A mil is one thousandth of an inch, so 4 mil describes the glove wall thickness. It is a light disposable weight that keeps feel and flexibility.

Q: How many gloves come in a box?
A: Each box holds 100 gloves. The box is sold as a single unit.

Q: Why choose nitrile instead of a powdered glove?
A: Powder-free gloves leave no powder on surfaces, which suits clean cultivation work. Nitrile is also a latex-free material.

Q: Do the gloves help with grip?
A: The fingertips and palms are textured. That gives a better hold on tools and wet items than a smooth surface would.