Disposable Latex Finger Cots 200pcs (Large), Anti-Static Rubber Fingertips Protective Finger Gloves Applicators for Electronic Repair, Painting, Jewelry Cleaning
Brand: Millennial Essentials
Color: 200 Large
Use these protective latex finger covers to guard your fingers and nails effectively when a full glove is not required. Made from premium grade, powder-free anti-static natural rubber latex. The anti-static properties also make them ideal for electronic component repair, DIY electronic projects or watch repair.

Perfect for DIY crafts, painting, hobby model assembly and jewelry cleaning. These finger protectors will be useful in every household!

Product Information:
Material: 100% Natural Latex
Both Medium and Large sizes measure 6cm (2.36 inch) long
Medium Size width is 25mm (0.98 inch) and Large size width is 28mm (1.1 inch)
Disposable, designed for one-time use

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Made from 100% Natural Latex, 4 Mil Thick (0.1mm). Length: 2.25”/5.8cm for Medium and 2.5”/6.4cm for Large. Each package comes with 200pcs of rolled up finger cots.
PROTECTION: These latex finger guards are perfect for protecting your fingers without restricting flexibility. Anti-static feature allows you to work on electrostatic sensitive components.
FLEXIBLE AND DURABLE: Medium size fits most fingers, order the large size if you have larger fingers. Powder-free and non-slip, they will not leave fingerprints and allow you to grip objects. Great for any situation a full glove is not required.
MULTI PURPOSE: Use for a wide range of applications like electric component repair, watch repair, DIY crafting projects, painting, craft model assembly and jewelry cleaning.
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