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Ansell HyFlex 48-135

Ansell HyFlex 48-135 Coated-Fingertip Protective ESD Gloves

Get maximum sensitivity with Ansell HyFlex 48-135 fingertip-coated ESD gloves. Static-dissipative carbon fiber for micro-assembly. Shop now!

Material
Polyester and Carbon Fiber Liner
Coating Material
Polyurethane (PU)
Coating Style
Fingertip Coated
Gauge
15
Certifications
EN 388:2016 (1131A), EN 1149-1/2/3 (ESD Protection)
Abrasion Resistance
ANSI Level 1 / EN Level 1
Color
Grey/White
Cuff Style
Knitwrist
Available Sizes
6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11
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Equipment Analysis

Maximum Tactile Sensitivity for Static-Sensitive Assembly

The Ansell HyFlex 48-135 is a specialized industrial glove designed for workers who require the highest level of touch sensitivity while maintaining Electrostatic Discharge (ESD) protection. Unlike palm-coated versions, these gloves feature coated fingertips, allowing the rest of the hand to remain fully breathable while providing grip only where it is most needed for micro-assembly tasks.

Advanced ESD Safety and Material Science

Constructed with a 15-gauge seamless liner integrated with carbon fibers, the HyFlex 48-135 effectively prevents the buildup of static electricity. This ensures the safety of delicate electronic components and sensitive hardware during the manufacturing process. The polyurethane (PU) fingertip coating provides a precise grip without compromising the user's ability to feel small parts.

Industrial Benefits & Design

  • Enhanced Breathability: The uncoated palm and back-of-hand design maximize airflow, making these gloves ideal for high-temperature environments or long shifts.

  • Precise Grip: Polyurethane-dipped fingertips offer superior control and prevent slippage when handling miniature screws and connectors.

  • Ergonomic Fit: The ultra-fine 15-gauge knit conforms perfectly to the hand, reducing fatigue and increasing worker compliance.

Recommended Use Cases

These gloves are the industry standard for electronics manufacturing, semiconductor assembly, and telecommunications. They are specifically recommended for PCB soldering, final assembly of mobile devices, and quality testing of high-sensitivity circuits.

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