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age_group:
18+
category:
Gloves & Apparel
country_of_origin:
USA
gender:
Unisex
manufacturer:
Specialty Optical Systems / SOS Cleanroom
mpn:
TGL90x
sub_brand:
TECHNIGLOVE
type:
Gloves & Apparel
Product Description
Cleanroom TGL900 Series 9.5" Powder-Free Latex Gloves — Class 100 / ISO Class 5 Hand Protection for Contamination-Controlled Work
ISO Class 5 (Class 100) use Powder-free latex 5 mil thickness Microtextured fingertips Cleanroom packaged (100/bag)
Overview
The TGL900 Series is a powder-free, ambidextrous latex glove family intended for contamination-controlled work where particle and extractables control matter. It is commonly selected for Class 100 / ISO Class 5 zones and adjacent controlled areas where operators need dexterity, tactile feedback, and consistent barrier performance without introducing avoidable contamination variables.
TechNiGlove International was founded in 1998 and focuses on disposable cleanroom gloves for contamination-controlled work environments. SOSCleanroom stocks best-in-class consumables because critical environments cannot be compromised with “good enough” glove quality.
TechNiGlove International was founded in 1998 and focuses on disposable cleanroom gloves for contamination-controlled work environments. SOSCleanroom stocks best-in-class consumables because critical environments cannot be compromised with “good enough” glove quality.
Where it fits in a cleanroom or controlled environment
- ISO Class 5 workcells, benches, and process steps where glove-generated particles/extractables must be controlled.
- Biotech/biologic, medical device, microelectronics, optics, and precision assembly areas where grip, touch, and clean handling discipline are essential.
- Material transfer and equipment touch points where gloves are part of a contamination control strategy (CCS): minimize incidental contact, control glove changes, and avoid cross-contamination between zones.
Important safety and process note (latex) Natural rubber latex can trigger Type I latex allergy in some users. If latex sensitivity is a concern, if your SDS/industrial hygiene program restricts latex, or if your process requires a synthetic-only glove, select a nitrile, neoprene, or polyisoprene cleanroom glove alternative. Always follow your site EHS requirements and gowning SOP.
Key features and benefits
- Powder-free latex barrier: supports controlled handling without powder residues that can interfere with assemblies, optics, or coating/adhesion steps.
- Silicone-free intent: selected when teams want to reduce risk of silicone transfer that can create wetting/adhesion defects in sensitive processes.
- Microtextured fingertips: improves grip for tool handling, component manipulation, and controlled wiping motions without over-squeezing parts.
- Cleanroom-focused extractables context: published ionic extractables and NVR guidance can support risk assessment, investigations, and incoming qualification.
- ISO-certified facility systems (manufacturer statement): produced in facilities certified to ISO 9001 and ISO 14001 (and other certifications may apply by site/lot).
Features
- Packaging: 100 gloves per poly-sealed cleanroom bag; 10 bags per case (1,000 gloves/case).
- Traceability: qualify and manage by lot where your CCS requires it (incoming inspection, deviation containment, investigation support).
- Glove change triggers: define change frequency by task risk (high-touch/adhesives/solvents), visible contamination, tears/snags, and time-in-use. Change gloves when moving between zones or when switching from “dirty touch” to “clean touch.”
- Disinfection of gloved hands (when applicable): if your process uses IPA or other approved disinfectants on gloves, validate compatibility and contact time per your SOP to avoid degradation or sticky residue.