Boss Men's PVC Protective Work Gloves, 18 in., 1-Pair

A: PVC (Polyvinyl Chloride) gloves are listed as suitable chemical-resistant gloves for handling Triclopyr 4 herbicide. However, there are a few important considerations: Consult the Product Label: The most important safety information comes directly from the product label of the specific Triclopyr 4 herbicide you are using. Always check the label for the recommended PPE, including glove type and material. The label is the primary source of safety information for the product. Chemical Resistance Category: Triclopyr 4 products may be associated with a specific chemical resistance category (like Category E for aliphatic petroleum distillates). PVC gloves, particularly those with a thickness of 14 mils or more, are often recommended for such categories. Glove Thickness: Gloves with a thickness of 14 mils or greater are generally considered reusable and provide better protection. Thicker gloves offer improved resistance to tearing and puncture. Lining: Avoid gloves with absorbent linings, as they can absorb pesticides and be difficult to clean. PVC gloves, particularly those designed for chemical handling, should be unlined. Proper Use: Always follow the manufacturer's instructions for cleaning and maintaining your gloves. Discard heavily contaminated gloves. Wash gloves before removing them and wash your hands thoroughly after handling the product. In summary, while PVC gloves are generally recommended, always refer to the specific label for the Triclopyr 4 product you are using to ensure you have the appropriate gloves for safe handling.

A: Hi there, Yes, you could use them for that.

A: Hi, There the manufacturer only lists the following, "Protective gloves resist a variety of fluids including oil and grease." For more detailed information please contact the manufacturer at https://www.westchestergear.com/contact OR CALL (800) 969-7562

A: Unfortunately, these only come in a size large.