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Protexis PI Sterile Surgical Gloves
Protexis PI Surgical Gloves are the best-selling synthetic surgical gloves in the Cardinal Health Surgical Glove portfolio.They are a multipurpose solution that offers tactile response with barrier protection.
A multipurpose solution!
With advances in manufacturing and coating technologies, powder is no longer required as a donning lubricant. Powderfree surgical gloves provide the protection and performance needed without the irritant effects of powder.
Protexis is the new brand name of the powder-free portfolio of surgical gloves from Cardinal Health. It represents our ongoing dedication to providing protection, performance and expertise so wearers can perform confidently and focus on their patients.
Protection
- Synthetic polyisoprene (PI) not made from natural rubber latex.
- Powder-free.
- Engineered to protect in a wide array of clinical cases.
Performance
- Proven success Protexis PI Surgical Gloves account for 2 out of every 5 polyisoprene surgical gloves sold in the United States.
- Proprietary hand mold with an independent thumb design allows for an anatomical fit and natural movement in the fingers, thumb and palm.
- Featuring an interlocking, beaded cuff design that helps to reduce roll-down.
Backed by the expertise of Cardinal Health, Protexis PI Surgical Gloves meet all relevant FDA and ASTM standards, including those for physical dimensions , physical properties and freedom from holes. Documentation is available upon request.
Material
- Synthetic polyisoprene (PI)
- Powder-Free powder residue limit < 2.0 milligrams (mg) per glove.
Dimensions (target)
- Size: 9.0 : 228.6 mm
- Finger: 9.1 mils / 0.23 mm
- Palm: 9.8 mils / 0.25 mm
- Cuff: 6.7 mils / 0.17 mm
Properties (before aging)
- Puncture resistance (cuff): 5N.
- Tensile Strength: 17.0 MPa.
- Stress @ 500% elongation (modulus): 7.0 MPa.
- Ultimate Elongation (elasticity):650%
- Freedom from holes: 0.65 AQL.
Chemotherapy Agent Permeation
- When chemotherapy drugs are present, glove selection should be based on the specific type(s) of chemicals used.
- Users should review drug labeling or Safety Data Sheets for the chemicals being used to determine an adequate level of protection.
